Built for Your Area
Why Winston-Salem
Properties Need Piedmont-Ready Storage
The Piedmont Triad gets about 45 inches of rain per year. Summer storms drop heavy rain
in short
bursts. Fall and winter bring occasional ice storms that coat everything. December 2002
and
February 2014 both shut the Triad down for days.
Red clay is the foundation challenge in Forsyth County. It expands when saturated and
contracts
when dry. Over a few seasons, a shed sitting directly on clay moves. The foundation
shifts.
Joints break. Our concrete block pier system prevents this by elevating the building and
allowing water to drain underneath instead of pooling against the base.
Winston-Salem has been growing steadily in the Clemmons, Lewisville and Kernersville
corridors.
New subdivisions on half-acre lots don't always include adequate storage. Garages get
converted
into home gyms and offices. That pushes lawn equipment, tools and seasonal items
outside. A shed
solves that cleanly.
The area also has a large retiree population. Downsizers moving from bigger properties
into
smaller homes need somewhere to put the things that don't fit anymore. A 10x16 barn shed
beside
the house covers most of that overflow.