9 Roofing Companies Serving Pawleys Island, SC (2026)

Roofing companies Pawleys Island SC homeowners can call are a mix of Georgetown County locals and Grand Strand roofers who drive down Highway 17, so here are the nine we would put on a shortlist. Some are based a few blocks from the marsh, on Ocean Highway or Petigru Drive. Others are Myrtle Beach and Conway crews who've been coming south to Litchfield by the Sea, DeBordieu Colony, and Pawleys Plantation for years. Both kinds show up on this list, because both kinds do good work here.

Linta Roofing, at lintaroofing.com, is a third-generation family roofing contractor based in Little River, South Carolina, serving four counties across two states.

We are one of the nine roofers listed below. This comparison is put together from public licensing records, BBB profiles and review platforms, so you can judge the field yourself, whoever you end up hiring.

Already know you want a roofer with a track record in Pawleys Island? Schedule a free inspection and we'll walk your roof with you before you decide anything.

Table of Content

• At a Glance
• The 9 Best Roofing Companies Serving Pawleys Island, SC
• Does It Matter Where a Roofer Is Based?
• What Should You Check Before Hiring a Roofing Contractor in Pawleys Island, SC?
• Ready for a Roof Inspection?
• FAQs

At a Glance

Linta Roofing is the only company on this list that pairs a perfect 5.0 Google rating across more than 1,000 reviews with an A+ BBB rating and pricing published before you call. Review counts alone are worth less than they look, so the table below compares licensing, storm response and pricing transparency alongside them.

The table below compares the company as well as other South Carolina companies serving Pawleys Island.

Not a ranking system. Review counts and ratings shift over time, so treat these as directional and confirm current standing at the linked source before you sign anything.

The 9 Best Roofing Companies Serving Pawleys Island, SC

In no particular order, here is the full lineup of roofing companies serving Pawleys Island, compared to the four things that matter when you are hiring: licensing, reviews, storm response, and pricing.

1. Linta Roofing

Linta Roofing is a third-generation family business founded by John Linta in 1948, serving the Grand Strand since 1985 and now led by President Jeffrey Linta II. The company covers Horry and Georgetown counties in South Carolina and Brunswick and Columbus counties in North Carolina, and keeps a dedicated Pawleys Island service page that covers roof replacement in Pawleys Island alongside repair, maintenance, inspections, and emergency service. We set the roofing spec by how much salt exposure your home actually gets, and we confirm your community's approval requirements before we quote — not after.

Linta carries an A+ BBB rating and more than 1,000 Google reviews at 5.0★, and it's a GAF Master Elite Contractor and GAF President's Club member. Pricing is published online rather than quote-only, and storm response includes HAAG-trained forensic inspectors, free storm reports, and on-site adjuster meetings. See our storm damage assistance page for the full process.

2. Klaus Roofing Systems by Carolina Energy Conservation

Klaus Roofing is the roofing division of Carolina Energy Conservation and lists Pawleys Island among its service locations, alongside the rest of Georgetown County. It's BBB A+ accredited and holds SC license #118852. More to the point for this list, it's an SC Safe Home approved inspector and contractor, a state hurricane-mitigation grant program, and lists storm damage restoration as a core service on its BBB profile. Customer reviews describe going through the SC Safe Home grant process with the company directly.

3. Leverage Roofing

Leverage Roofing serves Pawleys Island with a second office right on the island, at 28 Wall St. The company handles asphalt shingle, metal, tile, wood shake, and slate roofing, plus gutters and screen enclosures, and is an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor, a manufacturer certification that requires product training and backs installations with extended warranties. It also carries a Better Business Bureau listing and strong ratings on HomeAdvisor, including from Pawleys Island-area homeowners.

4. MD Roofing & Solar

MD Roofing has served Pawleys Island since 2017, with a page built specifically for the area. It's A+ accredited with the BBBand a GAF Master Elite Contractor offering shingle, metal, and solar roofing, plus gutters and storm restoration, and has picked up an Angi “Super Service Award” along the way.

5. Butler Roof Company

Butler Roof Company is based in Pawleys Island, SC, and serves residential clients in the surrounding area. The company works with shingle, metal, and flat roofing.. Pricing isn’t published online. Its services include insurance claim assistance, roof replacements, storm damage repairs, and new construction.

6. Salty Dog Roofing & Siding

Salty Dog Roofing & Siding explicitly lists Pawleys Island and Georgetown among its service area. It's BBB A+ accredited and an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor.

The company offers insurance-claim assistance and keeps pricing quote-only rather than published.

7. Simply Roofing

Simply Roofing is one of the newer names on this list, but it's based directly on Pawleys Island y It handles roof replacement, repair, and storm restoration for residential and commercial properties, works with insurance claims, 8. Spann Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc.

8. Spann Roofing & Sheet Metal

Spann Roofing & Sheet Metal has served Horry, Georgetown, Florence, and Brunswick counties since 1957 and has roofed more than 15,000 buildings across that footprint, which includes Pawleys Island. It holds SC license #10831, per its BBB profile, and is a GAF Master Elite Contractor. The company runs its own sheet-metal fabrication shop, which matters for custom flashing and standing-seam metal work, and reviewers note it manages insurance claims directly after storm damage. Pricing isn't published; estimates are free.

9. Weather Shield Roofing

Weather Shield (also marketed as WeatherShield Roofing) is a newer contractor, founded in 2022, that lists Pawleys Island among its core service areas. It's BBB accredited with an A- rating and GAF Certified Plus, carrying SC license #124773. It's also one of the few companies in this roundup that publishes actual cost ranges online, roughly $8,500–$40,000 for a roof replacement and $150–$4,000 for repairs, rather than requiring a call for a ballpark figure. The company runs a 24/7 emergency line and markets itself around hurricane and hail response.

Does It Matter Where a Roofer Is Based?

Not as much as whether they can show real, documented experience in Pawleys Island specifically. Several companies on this list maintain dedicated Pawleys Island service pages, listed service areas that name the island directly, or an office right on Pawleys Island itself’ that's a stronger signal than a mailing address. What matters is whether a company has actually worked in your specific community before, not where their office happens to sit. If you're comparing roofers across the wider Grand Strand market too, our guide to the 9 best roofing companies in Myrtle Beach covers that market in the same format.

What Should You Check Before Hiring a Roofing Contractor in Pawleys Island, SC?

Salt exposure.

A cottage on the ocean side takes direct salt spray, and it corrodes fasteners faster than a marsh-side or mainland home does. A good roofing contractor in Pawleys Island, SC will ask where your home sits before quoting materials, not after.

Your community likely has its own rules.

Communities like DeBordieu Colony, Litchfield by the Sea, and Pawleys Plantation have architectural review boards that approve roofing color and material before work starts. Ask your contractor upfront whether they've worked in your specific community, and whether they'll handle that approval for you.

Confirm the license actually matches the job size.

South Carolina requires a General Contractor license with a Roofing subclass for jobs of $10,000 or more, and a Residential Specialty Contractor registration for smaller jobs. You can check any contractor's status yourself at llr.sc.gov in a few minutes — we've written a full walkthrough on how to check a roofing contractor's license and insurance if you want the step-by-step.

Ask about who shows up after a storm.

Not every roofer offers the same level of insurance-claim support. Some will meet your adjuster on-site and document damage to the HAAG forensic standard; others will hand you a quote and step back.

Ready for a Roof Inspection?

Linta Roofing has more than 1,000 five-star Google reviews and an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. If you're on Pawleys Island and want an inspection from a roofer that sets its spec by your actual salt exposure and handles community approval for you, get in touch with us today.

FAQs

Who are the best roofing companies in Pawleys Island, SC?

Linta Roofing, Klaus Roofing Systems, Leverage Roofing, MD Roofing & Solar, Butler Roof Company, Salty Dog Roofing & Siding, Simply Roofing, Spann Roofing & Sheet Metal, and Weather Shield Roofing all actively serve Pawleys Island. See the full comparison above.

How do I choose a roofing contractor?

Confirm their SC license and insurance are active at llr.sc.gov, check their BBB rating and Google reviews, and ask if they've worked in your specific Pawleys Island community before.

Do roofing companies based in Myrtle Beach serve Pawleys Island and Georgetown County?

Yes. Several roofing companies based in the Grand Strand area, including Linta Roofing, Klaus Roofing Systems, Butler Roof Company, MD Roofing & Solar, Salty Dog Roofing & Siding, and Spann Roofing & Sheet Metal, list Pawleys Island and other parts of Georgetown County among their service areas. Several also have dedicated Pawleys Island service pages.

What should I check before hiring a roofer after a storm in Pawleys Island?

Confirm the contractor is locally established, not an out-of-state storm chaser, and ask for their SC license number before they walk your roof. Get a written, itemized estimate, and never pay a deposit larger than 25–30% of the project cost upfront. Our guide on how to check a roofing contractor's license and insurance covers the full process.