Charleston's Historic & Coastal Roofing Experts

Absolutely! We specialize in Charleston's 206 National Register properties including South of Broad, French Quarter, Harleston Village, and Ansonborough. We understand preservation requirements, Board of Architectural Review (BAR) compliance, and work to maintain historic character while providing modern protection.

Hurricane Helene (September 2024) brought tornadoes, strong winds, and flooding to Charleston. West Ashley and Isle of Palms experienced significant damage. We responded to hundreds of emergency calls and specialize in hurricane damage assessment and insurance claims for Charleston homeowners.

Charleston's coastal location creates variable salt air exposure depending on neighborhood. Waterfront properties face significant corrosion, while inland areas have less. Hurricane vulnerability is city-wide. We assess each property's specific exposure and recommend appropriate materials—from marine-grade for waterfront to standard coastal for inland.

Yes! We serve greater Charleston metro (850,000+ residents) including downtown Charleston, West Ashley, James Island, Johns Island, Daniel Island, and surrounding areas. We also have dedicated services for Mount Pleasant and Summerville—each with unique roofing considerations.

The Board of Architectural Review (BAR) regulates changes to historic properties in Charleston. They typically require specific roofing materials, colors, and installation methods that match historic character. We handle all BAR documentation and ensure compliance while providing modern protection.

Charleston roof lifespan varies by location: waterfront properties 20-25 years (salt air corrosion), inland properties 28-35 years (less exposure). Proper materials selection based on your specific location maximizes lifespan. Hurricane damage can impact any neighborhood.

Yes! We specialize in hurricane damage claims throughout Charleston. We document all damage with photos and drone footage, work directly with insurance adjusters, and handle the entire claims process. We helped hundreds of Charleston homeowners after Helene and Debby.

Absolutely! We recommend pre-hurricane season inspections (May) for all Charleston properties. Small issues become major damage in hurricanes. We offer comprehensive inspections with drone technology to identify vulnerable areas before storms hit.

Downtown Charleston often requires BAR compliance and preservation-appropriate materials. Suburbs have more flexibility but still face hurricane vulnerability. Waterfront properties (any location) need enhanced salt air protection. We customize solutions for each neighborhood's specific needs.

Charleston's median home price ($630,000) reflects strong demand, historic character, and coastal location. Homeowners expect premium workmanship that protects significant investments. We provide quality materials, expert installation, and comprehensive warranties appropriate for Charleston's high-value properties.