Roofing in Greenville

Roofing for Greenville's east side and the historic neighborhoods

From the Pelham Road subdivisions to the 1920s bungalows off North Main and Augusta Road — different roofs, same rain, same trees.

Craftsman home in a Greer, SC subdivision with a new weathered-wood architectural shingle roof after morning rain

Greenville proper is twenty minutes from our yard and we're there most days: the east-side neighborhoods along Pelham Road and Roper Mountain, the older streets around Overbrook, North Main and Augusta Road with their 1920s–50s bungalows and hip roofs, the newer construction toward Five Forks and Verdae. The historic districts add details — slate and tile on some houses, low-slope porch roofs, chimneys everywhere — and the City of Greenville's permit and, in the historic overlays, design review.

We handle the city permit and the county's for the unincorporated pockets, and we know which neighborhoods have architectural rules. Older homes get a roofer who understands porch roofs, box gutters and chimney flashing; newer ones get the same storm-claim and replacement work we do in Greer. Free inspections, photographed, honest about what the roof needs.

What we do in Greenville

Storm & insurance claims

Wind, hail and tree damage documented, adjuster meetings, complete estimates.

Historic-home roofing

Chimney and porch-roof flashing, low-slope sections, box gutters, design-review paperwork in the overlays.

Replacements

Architectural and Class 4 shingles; standing seam on the modern farmhouses and the North Main renovations.

City & county permits

City of Greenville and Greenville County permits pulled and inspected.

Repairs & leaks

Flashing, valleys, boots, wind damage — the source found first.

Gutters & skylights

Seamless gutters and guards; skylight replacement on the '80s and '90s houses.

Neighborhoods and areas we cover

Pelham Road / Eastside
Roper Mountain
North Main
Overbrook
Augusta Road
Alta Vista
Botany Woods
Gower
Verdae
Haywood Road corridor
Wade Hampton (Greenville)
Downtown / West End

Roofing services available in Greenville

Questions from Greenville homeowners

Do you work inside the city limits?

Yes — we pull the City of Greenville permit and, in the historic overlays, submit for design review when the visible material is changing.

Can you replace slate or tile?

We repair slate and tile and can source matching material; full replacement of a slate roof is a specialty we quote case by case. Most 'slate' in Greenville's newer neighborhoods is composite, which we install.

How far into Greenville do you go?

The whole city and the east and north suburbs are regular territory. Simpsonville, Mauldin and the west side by arrangement for replacements and claims.

Do you do low-slope porch roofs?

Yes — modified bitumen or TPO on the porch sections that shingles can't seal on 1920s bungalows, integrated with the main roof.

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