Stallings borders Indian Trail, so it is a few minutes from our door and one of the easiest places we work to schedule.
Stallings sits directly between Indian Trail and Matthews along Highway 74 and Stallings Road, straddling the Union and Mecklenburg county line. Our office on Stinson Hartis Road is a few minutes away, which makes Stallings the easiest town on this list for a quick look, a short repair or a job that needs us on site more than once. The housing is a mix: older frame and brick houses along Stallings Road and Potter Road from the 1960s through the 1980s, and the townhome and single-family communities built since the late 1990s toward Matthews and along Chestnut Lane and Monroe Road.
The two halves need different things. The older houses have original roofs on their second or third cycle, decking that has been patched, and additions and carports that were never flashed into the main roof properly. The newer communities have builder-grade shingles reaching the end of their life all at once and vinyl siding cracking on the sunny elevations, with HOA rules on what can change and how.
Permits in Stallings run through Union County Building Code Enforcement for the Union County side of town; a small part of Stallings lies in Mecklenburg County, where LUESA inspects. We check the parcel before we pull the permit, and we handle the inspection either way.
Whole-street replacements in the newer communities as the original shingles age out together, and honest repairs on the older houses where the rest of the roof has life left. Architectural shingles, new underlayment, ventilation, decking by the sheet.
Brittle vinyl on the south and west sides of the 2000s houses, swelling hardboard on the 1980s and 1990s ones. Section repairs where the color is still made and the failure is local; full re-side over new house wrap and flashing where it is not.
Screened porches, decks, sunrooms and garage conversions on the older lots, tied into the existing structure and roof correctly, permitted and inspected.
Everything else we do is on the services page.
A good share of Stallings' newer housing is townhomes, and townhome exterior work has rules. The roof and the exterior finish are usually the association's responsibility or subject to its approval, materials and colors are fixed, and work on one unit affects the neighbors on either side. We have done this work and we know the questions to ask before quoting: who owns the roof, what the governing documents allow, and what the review process is. Tell us the community and we will confirm what is possible before anyone drives out.
Where an association is replacing roofs or siding across a whole building or a whole community, the same itemized quote we give a homeowner scales to a board: products named, scope stated, and a schedule that keeps residents informed.
The frame and brick houses from the 1960s to 1980s along Stallings Road, Potter Road and the streets behind them are the other half of our work here. They have the problems older houses everywhere have: decking under the roof that has been patched more than once, carports and additions with failed flashing where they meet the main roof, wood fascia and soffit that has been painted over rot. We fix that carpentry as part of the roof or siding job and price it up front, which is what a general contractor is for.
Union County storms come through Stallings the same as Indian Trail. After hail or wind we inspect, photograph and write a scope you can share with your insurer; the claim is yours to decide on.
Stallings borders Indian Trail, so it is a few minutes from 8018 Stinson Hartis Road. It is one of the easiest places for us to schedule.
Stallings is in Union County; building permits and inspections run through Union County Building Code Enforcement. We handle them.
Yes, subject to the HOA or association rules for shared roofs and exterior finishes. Tell us the community and we will confirm what is allowed.
Isolated cracked panels can be replaced if the color is still available. Widespread brittleness means the whole elevation is at the end of its life, and we will say so.
Yes, and we quote a repair honestly when it is the right answer rather than pushing a replacement.
Yes. Additions, renovations and custom builds under the same design-build process.
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