Roofing across Greer and the Upstate
Based in Greer, on roofs from Travelers Rest to Spartanburg every week. Pick your town for local rules, roof ages and neighborhoods.
Greer
Both Greer ZIP codes — 29650 on the Greenville County side and 29651 toward Spartanburg County — from the historic streets around downtown and the mill village to Riverside, Pelham, the subdivisions along Highway 14 and Brushy Creek Road, and the new construction toward Highway 101 and the BMW plant. Roof repair, storm damage, insurance claims, replacement, metal, gutters and inspections.
- Downtown Greer
- Greer Mill Village
- Riverside
- Pelham
- Highway 14 corridor
- Brushy Creek Road
- Suber Road
- Abner Creek
- Highway 101 / BMW area
- Wade Hampton corridor
- Lake Cunningham
- Buena Vista
- Bent Creek
- Chandler Road
- Thornblade
- Green Valley
Towns we serve
Taylors
Older neighborhoods under big trees; Helene damage; '80s–'90s roofs coming due.
Greenville
East side, North Main and the historic districts — city permits and design review.
Five Forks & Simpsonville
1990s–2000s subdivisions at replacement age; HOA packets handled.
Duncan & Reidville
New construction along 290 and 101; hail claims; older homes in town.
Lyman, Wellford & Startex
Mill villages, ranches and new subdivisions ten minutes from Greer.
Travelers Rest
Foothill weather, steep lots, metal roofs.
Spartanburg & Boiling Springs
Hail corridors along Highway 9; west-side neighborhoods.
Downtown Greer & the mill villages
Trade Street's historic blocks, the Greer and Victor mill houses, 1900s–40s bungalows with low-slope porches.
North Greer & Blue Ridge
Highway 14 and 101 toward Lake Robinson and Lake Cunningham — acreage, farmhouses, metal and the new subdivisions.
Simpsonville
Downtown, Heritage Park and the Fairview Road subdivisions — 1990s–2000s roofs at replacement age, HOA reroofs.
Mauldin
Butler Road to Bridgeway Station: 1970s–90s brick ranches and the I-385 corridor's tree-heavy lots.
Fountain Inn
The fastest-growing town in the county — downtown Main Street, new subdivisions and farm metal toward Laurens County.
Easley & Powdersville
Pickens County: mill-village bungalows, Smithfields, Powdersville's new subdivisions and the Highway 123 corridor.
Wade Hampton & Berea
Greenville's older north and west edges — 1950s–70s ranches, Bob Jones, Cherrydale and White Horse Road.
Not on the list? Call — if it's in Greenville or Spartanburg County, we'll almost certainly come out.