Roof repair & leaks
Wind-lifted shingles, split pipe boots, chimney and wall flashing, valleys clogged with pine needles, skylights. We trace the leak to its source instead of guessing from the stain.
Repair details & pricing
Greer · Taylors · Riverside · Five Forks · Duncan · Lyman
Upstate roofers who stayed after Helene.
Roof repair, storm and tree damage, full replacements, metal roofing and gutters for homes across Greer and the Greenville–Spartanburg corridor. Free inspections with photos, written prices, insurance paperwork done right, and a workmanship warranty from a company with a local number.
Free roof inspection
Tell us what you noticed and where the house is. We call back the same day, look at the roof at no charge, and put the price on paper.
Registered & insuredSC LLR residential specialty roofing contractors, bonded, liability and workers' comp
Photos, not pressureEvery inspection comes with roof photos so you can see what we see
Storm & tree damageEmergency tarping any hour — calls picked up day and night
Written warrantyWorkmanship warranty on every repair and replacement
What we do
A residential roofing company built for the Upstate
Storm & tree damage
Trees through the roof, wind damage, hail. Emergency tarping, a photo report for your carrier, and an estimate written the way the adjuster expects it. We meet the adjuster on the roof.
Storm damage & insuranceRoof replacement
Architectural shingles over synthetic underlayment, ice-and-water in every valley, new flashing and ridge ventilation, City of Greer or county permit pulled — most homes finished in a day.
Replacement cost & optionsMetal roofing
Standing-seam and exposed-fastener metal for farmhouses, new builds and outbuildings from Reidville to Travelers Rest. Fifty-year roofs that don't care about pine needles.
Metal roofingGutters & guards
Seamless aluminum gutters and micro-mesh guards sized for pine-heavy lots, with fascia repair and downspout drainage.
Gutters & inspectionsEmergency tarping
Limb through the roof, shingles across the yard, water in the ceiling — call any hour. We tarp it tonight and sort out the permanent fix in daylight.
Call (864) 263-1238 now
Life under Upstate pines
Greer roofs live under sixty-foot pines
In the early hours of September 27, 2024, Hurricane Helene pushed 90 mph gusts across the Upstate. In Greer, Taylors and along the Highway 14 corridor the damage was trees: loblolly pines and water oaks down across roofs, driveways and power lines, some neighborhoods dark for more than a week. Two years later we still find Helene damage under tarps and quick patches — crushed decking, cracked rafters, valleys that were never rebuilt.
That's the Upstate roofing reality: tall trees, spring hail and wind, 80-inch-a-year rain, and humid summers that grow algae and moss on any north-facing slope. So we inspect with photos and tell you when it isn't a claim. We rebuild the flashing, boots and valleys on every replacement instead of shingling over them. And we clean valleys and size gutters for needles, not just leaves.
Greer has grown by more than forty percent since 2020, and the builder-grade roofs on those 2005–2015 subdivisions are coming due at the same time the older homes near downtown need their third roof. Either way, you get a registered South Carolina roofer you can verify at verify.llronline.com.
How it works
Four steps, no storm-chaser games
1
Call or send the form
Tell us what you're seeing — a stain, shingles in the yard, a limb on the roof, or a roof that's just due. We answer around the clock.
2
Free inspection with photos
We walk the roof (or fly it), check the attic if there's a leak, and tell you plainly: repair, claim, or replace.
3
Written price — or claim support
An itemized estimate good for 30 days. If it's storm damage, we document it for your carrier and meet the adjuster.
4
Permit, install, sweep, warranty
We pull the City of Greer or county permit, finish most roofs in a day, sweep the yard for nails, and hand you the warranty in writing.
Neighborhoods we work in
From downtown Greer to Lake Cunningham
We're in Greer every day: downtown and the Victor Mill area, Riverside, Sugar Creek, Thornblade, Pelham Falls, Kingsbridge, Chandler Creek, the Reserve at Green Valley, Kelsey Glen, Windsor Creek, O'Neal Village, Franklin Pointe, Lake Cunningham, Dillard Creek and the newer subdivisions off Brushy Creek Road and Highway 14.
Beyond city limits we cover Taylors, Pelham and east Greenville, Five Forks and Simpsonville, Duncan, Lyman, Wellford, Reidville, Travelers Rest and, on request, the west side of Spartanburg.
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Asked on Greer porches
Questions Greer homeowners ask us
My roof was tarped after Helene and never properly fixed. Is it too late?
No. A lot of Upstate roofs got a tarp in October 2024 and a quick patch in the spring, and they're leaking again now. We'll inspect the whole roof, not just the tarped section, document what's storm damage versus what's wear, and give you a written price. If your claim is still open or you never filed one, we'll walk you through what your policy allows.
How much does a roof repair cost in Greer?
Most repairs come in between $350 and $1,500 — a few wind-lifted shingles or a split pipe boot at the low end, chimney flashing or a valley rebuild at the high end. South Carolina requires a registered residential specialty contractor for roofing work over $500, so every repair is done by a registered, insured roofer and you get a written price first.
Do pine needles really hurt a roof?
Yes, more than most people think. Needles pile up in valleys and behind chimneys, hold water against the shingles, and grow moss and algae under them. They also fill gutters faster than leaves do. Twice-a-year cleaning, or micro-mesh gutter guards and a valley check, is cheap insurance on a lot with tall loblollies.
Will you deal with my insurance company?
Yes. We photograph and document the damage, write the estimate in the line-item format adjusters use, and meet the adjuster on the roof. We don't offer to 'cover your deductible' — that's insurance fraud in South Carolina and it's the calling card of the out-of-state crews that showed up after Helene.
Do you really answer at night?
24 hours a day, every day. When a limb comes through the roof at 1 AM, a tarp that night is the difference between a repair and a gutted ceiling. Call, tell us what happened, and you'll get a callback with a plan — not voicemail.