Roof Leak or Storm Damage in Charleston?
We’ll inspect your roof for free and let you know if it needs repairs. We can fix most issues without replacing the entire roof.
- 4.9 Google Rating, BBB A+
- Family-Led, Employee-Owned
- Licensed & Insured in South Carolina
- Serving Charleston, Mt. Pleasant, Summerville, Johns Island
Signs You May Need a Roof Repair
- You see water stains on ceilings after rain
- Shingles blew off during a storm
- You notice flashing or ridge caps lifting
- Your roof is over 10 years old and hasn’t been checked
- You see shingle granules in your gutters
If you’re unsure, we offer a free inspection. Our local team will explain what’s happening and provide clear options.
Trusted by Charleston Area Homeowner’s Since 1915
We’ve helped thousands of homeowners in Charleston and the Lowcountry. We assist after storms, leaks, and wind damage. Coastal weather is hard on roofs. We know what to check and how to fix it quickly.
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Roof Problems We Repair Every Day
- Roof leaks – even the hard-to-find ones
- Storm and wind damage – missing or lifted shingles
- Flashing failures – the most common source of leaks
- Ridge cap and vent issues – small problems that cause big damage
- Emergency tarping – we stop water from getting in fast
We can repair most of these issues quickly and affordably.
What Happens When You Call Us
- We come out and inspect your roof for free.
- We take photos and show you exactly what we find.
- We explain whether you need a repair or something more.
- If insurance applies, we help document the damage.
No pressure. No surprises. Just clear answers.
We’ll Tell You If a Repair Is Enough
Many homeowners fear that roofers will push for a new roof. That’s not our approach. If a repair can fix the issue, that’s what we’ll suggest.
Common Questions About Roof Repair
Signs include interior water stains, missing or curled shingles, excessive granules in gutters, and visible wear around flashings.
Yes — we work with homeowners and insurance providers to document damage and complete covered repairs.
Minor repairs can often be completed within a day or two, depending on scope and weather conditions.


