Roofing Company Near You That Installs Roofs, Windows, Siding and Gutters Built for Lowcountry Storms

A roof leak rarely shows up where the water gets in. Our inspection managers go into the attic and onto the roof to trace it to the source before quoting. If your roof is still under another contractor's warranty, we tell you instead of selling a repair.

Common Roof Repairs We Handle

• Flashing, valley and ridge repairs. The spots where most Charleston roof leaks start.
• Skylight leaks. Resealing, reflashing or full skylight replacement.
• Missing or lifted shingles. Usually after a summer storm or tropical system.
• Ventilation upgrades. Ridge and soffit venting to cut attic heat and moisture.
• Rotten decking. Replaced before it turns into a sagging roofline.

Hail and wind damage usually can't be seen from the ground. After a storm, we inspect, photograph the damage, and meet your adjuster on site. Under South Carolina law (Section 38-75-790), your insurer can't raise your premium for a wind, hail or hurricane claim.

Insurance comes up in 61 of our Google reviews. After the adjuster visit, it typically takes about two weeks to get your scope and first check. Once approved, the roof itself is usually installed in one to two days.

Architectural Asphalt Shingles: The most common roof in the Lowcountry. Atlas Signature Select systems pair the shingle with matched underlayment, starter and ridge for a manufacturer-backed system.

Standing Seam and Exposed Fastener Metal: Standing seam hides its fasteners and handles coastal wind well, with a 40 to 70 year lifespan. Exposed fastener panels cost less and suit porches, sheds and outbuildings.

Flat, TPO and Modified Roofing: Membrane and TPO systems for flat and low-slope sections on homes and commercial buildings, where shingles can't shed water.