Built for Your Area
Why Triad Properties Need
Piedmont-Grade Storage
Guilford County averages about 44 inches of rain per year. The summer pattern is fast, heavy
thunderstorms that can drop 2 inches in an hour. Water pools on clay soil instead of draining
through it. A shed without proper foundation lifts will trap moisture underneath, rotting the
floor from below.
Your building sits on solid concrete block under the runners, set level before our crew leaves.
Air circulates underneath and water drains past instead of pooling against the base - that
detail does more for a wood floor than almost anything else you can spend money on. Standard
setup is one block high using 4x8x16 solid concrete block, and you supply it before delivery
day.
Ice is the other Piedmont wildcard. Greensboro sits in the ice belt that catches freezing rain
when cold air dams against the mountains. The February 2014 and December 2002 ice events
paralyzed the city for days. Freeze-thaw cycles stress joints, roofing and hardware. Our builds
use fasteners and materials rated for temperature swings between single digits and triple
digits.
High Point is 15 minutes southwest. Jamestown, Summerfield, McLeansville and Pleasant Garden ring
the city. Each area has different lot sizes and zoning rules. We handle delivery and foundation
setup across all of them.