Roofing Company Serving Clay Township Rural Residential (County Road corridors north and west of town) in Greens Fork

Clay Township was organized in 1831 and the farmstead and rural residential properties spread across its county road grid include homes of widely varying ages, from 19th century farmhouses to mid-20th century ranch style builds. Roofs on older farmsteads in this area commonly carry original or single replacement shingles that are decades past their rated life, and the open flat terrain of east central Indiana gives severe thunderstorm cells a clear path with little topographic break to slow wind or hail. There are no HOA or architectural review bodies in unincorporated Clay Township, so homeowners have full discretion over material and color choices.

Some Clay Township Rural Residential (County Road corridors north and west of town) jobs get decided in the attic. Daylight through the decking, staining on the underside of the sheathing, or insulation that has been wet more than once all change the conversation happening on the ground.