Roof Inspection in Georgetown, SC

A limb coming down from live oaks can dent or lift shingles, even if you don't see damage from the ground. We inspect the whole roof, including the spot where the limb landed. You get the full picture. That's a common way leaks start here, and the damage isn't always where you expect.

No, the inspection itself is the same, but if any repair work follows, it goes through preservation review. We prepare that submission for you. You don't get stuck waiting between two processes. We'll let you know if your roof needs work that requires approval.

We look at shingles, flashing, vents, and the decking underneath. We also check for moss and salt damage, since both are common in Georgetown. In areas like Belle Isle, salt can corrode fasteners early. We pay extra attention there.

We don't charge for a basic inspection when you're considering a repair or replacement with us. It's part of giving you an accurate estimate. If you need a detailed report for insurance, we can provide that at a modest fee.

Yes, we look for soft spots on the decking, loose shingles, and signs of water intrusion. Moss can hide cracks. We clear it during the inspection. We also check the flashing around chimneys and vents, which are common leak points.

We recommend every 2 to 3 years, especially if you have live oaks overhead. Debris and moss can build up faster than you'd think. After a big storm, it's also smart to have us check for damage, even if you don't see a leak yet.