Park City, Tennessee · Lincoln County
Park City is an unincorporated Lincoln County community of about 1,100 homes, most of them built between the 1960s and the '90s. Our Huntsville office, about 24 miles away, handles its roofs, gutters and siding.
TL;DR
Three Stone Roofing & Exteriors serves Park City, Tennessee from its Huntsville office, about 24 miles away, under Tennessee license BC-A #80031. In Park City the median home was built in 1979, about 71% went up between 1960 and 1999, and only about 2.5% since 2010. Most roofs there are replacements already, often due again. Park City is unincorporated, so the Lincoln County Building Commissioner in Fayetteville handles permits. Start with a free estimate.
Most Park City roofs sit on houses built between 1960 and 1999. Census estimates put about 37.5% of its homes in the 1960s and '70s and 34% in 1980 to 1999, with another 14% from before 1960. Only about 12% went up in the 2000s, and building since 2010 has been slight.
A house in that range has usually had its roof replaced at least once, and the next replacement is the time to fix what earlier ones covered up. Our inspection looks for layered shingles, soft decking at the eaves and tired flashing at chimneys and walls, and photographs every elevation. About 85% of Park City homes are lived in by their owners, and for them a tear-off to the deck is the version of the job that lasts.
Pictured at the top: Moire Black, CertainTeed Landmark Moire Black.
Park City has no building department of its own, because it is an unincorporated community; building permits come from the Lincoln County Building Commissioner. The office is in Lincoln County Planning & Zoning, 112 Main Avenue South, Room 107, in Fayetteville.
Under the county's zoning resolution, the Building Commissioner issues the permit needed to build, alter or repair a structure. Roofing and siding aren't named in it, so ask that office whether your Park City project needs a permit, and settle it before a start date. Our line-item proposal spells out the scope you'll be describing.
On a Park City house from the 1960s to the '90s, the roof matters most, followed by gutters and then siding and paint. Gutters from those decades are worth replacing with seamless aluminum formed on site; 6-inch K-style carries roughly 40% more water than 5-inch on a big or steep roof.
Original vinyl or wood siding can give way to James Hardie fiber cement, which Three Stone registers for Hardie's 30-year product and 15-year ColorPlus finish warranties as a Select Contractor. Where the siding is sound, exterior painting runs wash, mask, repair, prime, paint and inspect. A Penntek polyurea flake floor can redo the garage slab of an older house.
Services in Park City
Park City's housing age puts full roof replacement first, in CertainTeed or GAF architectural shingles, standing-seam metal or BRAVA composite. New seamless gutters usually belong in the same project. For a single leak on a roof with life left, a roof repair is quoted instead.
From the gallery
The three projects shown are gallery roofs from other places, not Park City jobs: a BRAVA Cedar Shake roof in Aspen, GAF Timberline UHDZ in Weathered Wood, and Spectra 6-inch K-style gutters on a red brick house. They suit the 1960s-to-'90s houses that make up most of Park City.
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“Best company ever! They worked with our insurance and handled everything! Absolutely the best crew of guys also! They worked all day, completed our beautiful new roof and cleaned up every last thing before they left. My yard and back porch look cleaner this afternoon than before they came. Highly recommend this company!”
“My experience with three stone roofing has been nothing but excellent! Simon and his crew did a fabulous job on my roof! Definitely recommend them!”
“We recently hired Three Stone Roofing for a commercial roof installation, and the entire experience was outstanding from start to finish. Their communication was top-notch — clear, timely, and always professional. In an industry where delays are common, Three Stone delivered exactly when they said they would.”
Answers
Park City, Tennessee is served from Three Stone's Huntsville office at 4960 Corporate Drive, Suite 120, about 24 miles away, which is closer than our Franklin office. Three Stone is a licensed Tennessee contractor, BC-A #80031. Call (256) 434-7333 for a free inspection.
A Park City building permit is issued by the Lincoln County Building Commissioner, at Lincoln County Planning & Zoning, 112 Main Avenue South, Room 107, Fayetteville. The county's zoning resolution calls for the Commissioner's permit to build, alter or repair, but it doesn't name re-roofing, so confirm what your job needs with that office.
A 1970s Park City house is usually a good candidate for new gutters at the same time as the roof, because gutters as old as the roof have weathered the same years. Seamless aluminum gutters are formed on site, in 5- or 6-inch K-style, half-round or full-round, with guards if trees overhang.
Penntek polyurea flake floors can go into Park City garages, basements and patios. Three Stone is a Penntek Certified Installer, and Penntek rates the system four times stronger than epoxy. It can be scheduled with a roof or siding job or on its own.
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