Roofing for Fountain Inn — Main Street's old houses and the subdivisions filling the fields
The fastest-growing town in Greenville County: a small historic downtown, thousands of new homes along Fairview Road and Highway 14, and farmland with metal roofs in every direction. Two kinds of roofing, one crew.
Fountain Inn was 10,000 people at the 2020 census and has been adding subdivisions along Fairview Road, Highway 14, Highway 418 and the Laurens County line ever since. Downtown along Main Street and the streets around the Younts Center keep the 1900s–50s houses — bungalows, cottages and a few big Victorians — with the old-roof problems: porch tie-ins, chimneys, board decking. Everything built since 2005 has builder-grade architectural shingles and an HOA, and the earliest of those roofs are now twenty years old on open ground that takes the full force of the storms crossing the Golden Strip. Beyond the subdivisions it's farms, barns and shops with metal.
Half an hour from Greer down I-385, Fountain Inn is the south end of our territory and we cover it with the Golden Strip crews that work Simpsonville and Mauldin every day. Hail and wind inspections with test squares, storm and tree damage repairs, insurance claims, replacements with HOA color packets, chimney and porch work downtown, and standing-seam or panel metal on the farms. The City of Fountain Inn issues permits inside the limits, Greenville or Laurens County outside; we pull the right one. Free inspections, honest answers.
What we do in Fountain Inn
Hail & wind claims
Free test-square inspections after every storm; line-item estimates matched to the adjuster's scope.
Subdivision replacement
2005–2020 builder roofs replaced with architectural or Class 4 shingles; HOA packets prepared.
Downtown homes
Chimney, porch-roof and decking work on the 1900s–50s houses around Main Street.
Metal roofing
Standing seam and exposed-fastener panel on farmhouses, barns and shops toward Laurens County.
Storm & tree damage
Tarps the same day and repairs documented for the claim.
Gutters
Seamless gutters and guards for the new subdivisions and the old oaks downtown.
Neighborhoods and areas we cover
- Downtown Fountain Inn (Main Street)
- Younts Center area
- Fairview Road corridor
- Highway 14 south
- Highway 418
- Quillen Avenue
- North Weston Street
- Fairview Street
- Knight Street
- Jones Mill Road
- Harrison Bridge Road (south)
- McCarter Road
- Laurens County line
- Fork Shoals Road
- Woodside Mill village
- Sandy Springs Road
Roofing services available in Fountain Inn
- Roof repair, 24/7 emergency repair, chimney & flashing
- Storm & tree damage, insurance claims, free inspections
- Roof replacement, shingle roofing, metal roofing
- Gutters, skylights & ventilation
- Commercial roofing
Questions from Fountain Inn homeowners
Do you really come to Fountain Inn from Greer?
Yes — our Golden Strip crews work Simpsonville and Mauldin daily, and Fountain Inn is ten minutes farther down 385. We give you a date and keep it.
Who issues the permit here?
The City of Fountain Inn inside the limits; Greenville County or Laurens County for the addresses outside, depending on which side of the line you're on. We check.
My subdivision roof is 18 years old and the HOA is strict — what do I need?
A color and material approval before the work starts. We include the shingle sample and the manufacturer data sheet with the estimate; most Fountain Inn HOAs turn it around in a couple of weeks.
Do you do metal on barns and shops?
Yes — exposed-fastener panel for outbuildings, standing seam for houses, with the same written price and photos as a shingle job.
How do I know if hail hit my roof?
You usually can't from the ground. We test-square every slope, photograph the bruises and tell you honestly whether it's a claim or just a roof getting older.
Nearby: Simpsonville · Mauldin · Five Forks · full service area