Storm Damage Repair in Longs, SC

Most of our storm work here is wind damage on newer roofs. Lifted shingles at the ridge and edges are the first sign, often because the flashing wasn't sealed properly during the original build. We focus on those spots to give you a repair that holds up to the next storm. We also check for any hidden damage to the decking.

Call as soon as you notice lifted or missing shingles. The longer you wait, the more water can get under the shingles and cause rot or leaks. If you have an active leak, we'll tarp the roof first to stop more water from coming in. Then we'll schedule a full repair.

Longs is inland and off the waterway, which explains why there's no surge here. Wind is what damages roofs in this area. That means we focus on wind uplift and securing the perimeter and ridge. We don't have to plan for saltwater corrosion or flood damage.

Most storm damage is covered by homeowners insurance, but it depends on your policy. We can help you document the damage and work with your adjuster. Since many homes here are under twenty years old, an adjuster might assume a new roof couldn't fail. We show them the wind and workmanship issues that caused the damage, which explains why you get a fair claim.

Small repairs can be done in a few hours. Larger repairs, like replacing a whole roof section, might take a day or two. We'll give you a timeline after we inspect the damage. If we need to tarp first, we'll do that right away.

If you can safely see lifted shingles from the ground, don't go up on the roof yourself. That's dangerous. We'll put a tarp on if needed, and we'll keep you updated on when we can start the repair. Meanwhile, check your attic for any signs of water and let us know if you see any.