When a repair is enough
One problem in one place on a roof with life left in it: a lifted shingle, a cracked pipe boot, loose flashing at a wall or chimney. Fix it and move on.
Roof replacement, metal roofing, roof repair, leak repair, storm damage repair and free roof inspections for homes across four Upstate counties.
What we do
Not sure which one fits? Start with the inspection. It is free, and it tells you which of the other five you need, if any.
Roof ReplacementFor a roof that is worn out or damaged past patching. The old roof comes off and a new architectural shingle roof goes on, to the scope you agree.Learn more
Metal RoofingStanding seam, screw-down panels or metal shingles on a house, weighed against a new shingle roof before you choose.Learn more
Roof RepairMissing or lifted shingles, worn flashing, cracked pipe boots and other single problems on a roof that still has years left in it.Learn more
Roof Leak RepairWater on the ceiling or in the attic. We trace it back along the decking to where it actually gets in, then fix that spot.Learn more
Storm Damage Roof RepairHail bruising, wind-lifted or missing shingles and limbs on the roof after an Upstate thunderstorm.Learn more
Free Roof InspectionWe start on the roof, and check inside and in the attic where there is a stain or access. Then you hear what the roof needs.Learn more Every service on this page is for houses in Anderson, Greenville, Pickens and Oconee counties, with asphalt shingle roofs or metal ones. What changes from one to the next is how much of the roof needs work.
Plenty of roof problems are smaller than they look. A single cracked pipe boot can put a stain on a ceiling. A few shingles torn off in a gust can let rain reach the decking. Those are roof repair jobs, and fixing them early keeps the decking dry and sound.
Other roofs have simply run their course. Architectural shingles typically last somewhere around 20 to 30 years, and older 3-tab roofs often less. When the shingles are curling, the granules are gone and the leaks keep moving, patching stops being good value and roof replacement is the better call.
You do not have to work that out yourself. Call (864) 702-2478 or send the form, and a free inspection will tell you where your roof stands.

Choosing
Three things decide it: how old the roof is, what shape the decking is in, and how many problems there are.
One problem in one place on a roof with life left in it: a lifted shingle, a cracked pipe boot, loose flashing at a wall or chimney. Fix it and move on.
Shingles curling or bald across whole slopes, soft decking, or leaks turning up in a new spot every few months. Patching a roof in that state rarely holds.
A drip or ceiling stain needs its source found first. Water travels along the decking and rafters, so the wet spot inside is often feet away from the hole.
Hail and wind damage is hard to see from the yard. A look on the roof tells you whether there is damage worth calling your insurer about.
Every job