Metal Roofing in Georgetown, SC

Metal roofing handles debris and moss better than asphalt. It sheds water quickly, and that means moisture doesn't sit on the surface, which is why you spend less time cleaning the roof. Metal is also more resistant to limb impacts, which is a real benefit when live oaks are overhead.

Exposed-fastener metal runs roughly $13,500 to $21,000. Standing seam, which is more durable, runs $30,000 to $51,000. The final price depends on your roof size and the metal profile you choose.

Salt can corrode fasteners and flashing, but we use corrosion-resistant materials that stand up to that. Inland in Kensington and Rosemont, salt is less of a factor. We also check the metal for any signs of corrosion during inspections.

Yes, if you're in the Georgetown Historic District, exterior changes go through preservation review. We prepare that submission alongside your estimate. They may have guidelines on metal color or finish, and we'll help you meet them.

Metal roofs can last 40 to 70 years, while asphalt shingles often need replacement in 20 to 30 years. That's a big difference, especially under the wear from live oaks. Standing seam lasts longer than exposed-fastener, but both are durable.

No, with proper insulation and a solid deck, metal roofs are not louder than shingles. We install it over a solid deck, and that means sound is not an issue. You'll barely notice it during a storm.