South Carolina Roofing Company

As a homeowner, it can be difficult to determine whether or not your roof actually needs to be replaced or repaired. Water damage is a big factor in South Carolina when determining roof damage. Homeowners may easily notice sagging or drooping in their roof, which is a sign of interior rotting due to water damage. Our trained roofing specialists will assess your roof and look for telltale signs of damage such as shingle curling, algae growth, damaged flashing, missing shingles or granules, shingle buckling, or rotting

A roof in South Carolina rarely withstands the elements longer than 15 – 30 years. Due to extreme temperatures and erratic weather patterns, South Carolina is no exception. Pooled and improperly drained water leaves your home susceptible to long term water damage and interior rot, causing your roof to be replaced in South Carolina sooner than planned.

It is important to consider the time of year when planning your roof replacement in South Carolina. As with a majority of the country, milder temperatures in fall provide better working conditions for roofers in South Carolina, making September – November the best months for roof replacement.

It’s important to choose a roofing material that suits both your functional and aesthetic needs. Our skilled roofers can help you! In South Carolina, it is important to select a roofing material that can withstand blustery winds and varied temperatures.  The best option is often asphalt due to its versatility and affordability. Some homeowners may prefer a metal roof or concrete tiles, which are also excellent as they can withstand the damage brought on by flying debris and are heavier, leaving less chance for roofs to buckle under heavy snowfall.

Duration of roof replacement varies depending on the roofing material. The most common roof type in South Carolina is asphalt shingles, which are typically the fastest to install, taking only 1-2 days to complete. Metal roofs can take anywhere from 3-4 days. Concrete tile, a more heavy-duty material, requires more time to install and can take up to 10 days to complete.

The cost of replacing a roof in South Carolina varies based on the type of material and the size of the home in question. An average roof usually costs $5,000 – $15,000 to replace. However, a metal roof costs significantly more, costing around $20,000 to replace. Our skilled roofing contractors stand ready to conduct a free inspection of your roof and then present a detailed, well documented estimate. If you decide to submit a claim under your home insurance policy, your costs will vary based on policy provisions, deductible and any upgrades. Since we work with almost every insurance carrier in the country, we’ll help guide you through the claims process.