Towns with their own pages
Each town page covers the houses, trees and weather in that town, and what they mean for your roof.
Our home base. Old hosiery mill history, Uwharrie hills and plenty of rental houses.
Deep River mill town next to Randleman Lake, a short run north on I-73.
Some of the oldest housing on our map, about 10 miles east on US 64.
Pottery country and wooded lots, a short hop south of our base.
Railroad town on NC 49, with Toyota's new battery plant on its west side.
Old Bush Hill, with Quaker roots, Creekside Park and homes from every decade.
Where Duke University got its start. Lots of 1970s homes with room around them.
The big city up I-73, with neighborhoods going back to the 1890s.
How our map lays out
Asheboro sits in the middle. Our base is on US 220 just south of town, between Asheboro and Seagrove. From there, the main roads fan out like spokes:
- North on I-73: Randleman first, then Greensboro.
- Northwest on I-74: Archdale and Trinity, on the High Point side of the county.
- Northeast on NC 49: Liberty.
- East on US 64: Ramseur, with Franklinville close by.
- South on US 220: Seagrove.
Greensboro is the longest drive on the list, at roughly 45 minutes from our base. Every other town is closer than that.
Nearby towns we also reach
Not every town gets its own page. We still go out to homes around High Point, Thomasville, Denton, Franklinville, Siler City and Climax. Our range is roughly 40 miles from Asheboro. If you live out near that line, call (336) 523-0113 with your address and we'll give you a yes or no on the phone.
The work is the same in every town. It starts with a free roof assessment. If your shingles qualify, the roof gets a tune-up and then the rejuvenation treatment. For a rough price before anyone comes out, try the instant roof estimate. It works off satellite images of your roof.
Every town here bakes under the same Piedmont summer sun. What changes from place to place is the age of the houses, the trees and how much sun each roof takes. That's why each town page reads differently.
The map
Common questions
How far from Asheboro will Roof Armor travel?
We work up to roughly 40 miles out from Asheboro. That covers Greensboro, Archdale, Trinity, Randleman, Liberty, Ramseur and Seagrove, plus smaller places around them like Franklinville and Climax. If your town isn't named here, give us a call with the address and we'll check it.
Is the roof assessment free in every town you serve?
Yes. No matter which town you're in, the first visit is a free roof assessment, with no cost and no obligation. We check the shingles, the granule loss, how the shingles flex and the flashing. After that, you get a plain answer on whether rejuvenation fits your roof.
What kinds of roofs does Roof Armor treat?
Asphalt shingles only, both 3-tab and architectural. We don't work on metal, tile or slate, and flat or membrane roofs are out too. The shingles also need to be aging but still sound. A roof with soft decking or a lot of missing shingles needs replacing, and treatment won't change that.