S&S Roofing

S and S Roofing operates out of Taylorsville, serving Alexander County and the surrounding Foothills region of North Carolina with a focused approach: do roofing work well rather than trying to be everything to everyone. The company keeps its service menu simple and its execution sharp. Residential roofing covers repairs, full replacements, and storm damage restoration. No sprawling list of tangential services, no constant upselling toward work the homeowner doesn't need. In a market full of contractors who spread themselves thin across multiple trades, S and S concentrates on doing one thing right. Alexander County sits in that interesting transition zone between the Blue Ridge foothills and the Piedmont flatlands. Weather here combines the worst of both regions: mountain-grade winter ice with Piedmont summer thunderstorms. Hail events during spring and summer damage roofing systems. Winter ice accumulation stresses shingles and gutters. Year-round humidity accelerates the growth of moss and algae that shortens roof life if not addressed. The crew handles asphalt shingle work as the core business. Architectural upgrades from basic three-tab installations to dimensional shingles with better wind resistance and longer warranties. Targeted repairs that fix specific problems without requiring complete replacement. Leak tracking that finds the actual source of water intrusion rather than just treating symptoms. Storm damage assessment and insurance claim documentation help homeowners recover from hail and wind events. When severe weather moves through the Foothills corridor, S and S responds quickly to help customers document damage while evidence is fresh and prevent further water intrusion with emergency tarping when needed. Taylorsville, Hiddenite, Stony Point, and the surrounding communities make up the primary service area. The company has built steady business through referrals from neighbors who trust the work and have seen it hold up through Alexander County weather over the years. That word-of-mouth reputation matters more than advertising in a tight-knit community.