Roofing Company in Aynor, SC

Shingle roofs in Aynor commonly reach 25-30 years, longer than at the beach, because there is no salt air 35 miles inland. Hurricane wind remains the main threat, since storms tracking inland up US-501 have damaged roofs across western Horry County. Metal roofs on area farmhouses routinely pass 40 years. Constant UV over open farmland is the quiet, steady ager.

Metal lasts 40-70 years, sheds wind-driven rain, and stands up to the impacts of working farm life. Exposed-fastener panels suit barns and outbuildings at lower cost, while standing seam fits the farmhouse itself. Reflective metal also cuts attic heat through Pee Dee summers. Our in-house crews install both systems.

Yes, our crews drive out from 324 State Highway 57 S in Little River for every Aynor project. We have covered Horry County since 1948, and western Horry is no exception. Inspections, estimates, and full replacements all happen on site at your property. Scheduling works the same as for our coastal jobs.

Standard homeowners policies generally cover sudden wind damage from hurricanes and thunderstorms. Our HAAG-trained inspectors document the damage, prepare the repair scope, and meet your adjuster at the property. Farm outbuildings may fall under separate farm or commercial policies, so confirm which policy applies before filing. Roof insurance claim assistance is one of our core services.

Yes, our emergency repair line operates 24/7 and reaches Aynor and Galivants Ferry. After a storm we tarp openings, secure loose metal panels, and line up permanent repairs. Call 843-272-1906 at any hour.