Storm response active: after the July 21 hail and wind line across the Midlands and any home within 90 minutes of West Columbia we are booking free inspections within 48 hours. Call (803) 991-7663 for 24/7 emergency tarping.

Close view of a finished architectural shingle roof and dormer on a Midlands South Carolina home

Free 19-point roof inspection · Written estimate in 24 hours

Before and after: Midlands roofing projects

Tear-offs, storm claim rebuilds, gutter installs and metal roofs from West Columbia, Columbia, Lexington and Chapin.

Last updated July 27, 2026 · Reviewed by the Beaver Roofing estimating team

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BBB A+ AccreditedLicensed, insured & bonded in SC
We speak insuranceXactimate and Symbility scope writers on staff
Roofing since 2011Local crews, no subcontracted storm chasers
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Quick answer

Real Midlands projects, before and after: tear-offs, storm and hail claim rebuilds, seamless gutters with micro-mesh guards, commercial TPO and standing seam metal. Most homes are torn off and finished in a single day.

What does a Beaver Roofing project look like start to finish?

Quick answer

Free 19-point inspection with photos, written estimate in 24 hours, materials delivered the morning of, tear-off and install in one day on most homes, magnet sweep and photo close-out.

Aerial view of a roof replacement underway with the old shingles torn off and new bundles staged across the deck
Tear-off
Close view of a finished architectural shingle roof and dormer on a Midlands South Carolina home
Finished

Full tear-off · architectural shingle replacement

22-year-old 3-tab with heavy algae streaking and curling tabs, replaced with architectural shingles, new pipe boots, drip edge and continuous ridge vent in a single day.

Aerial view of a roof replacement underway with landscaping tarped off below the work area
In progress
Aerial view of a two-story Midlands South Carolina home after a completed architectural shingle roof replacement
Finished

Pine limb impact · insurance claim rebuild

Tarped the same night at no premium, then rebuilt the decking and replaced the roof after the carrier approved the full slope scope with a supplement.

Wind-torn shingles and exposed underlayment on a Midlands South Carolina roof after a summer storm line
Storm damage
Aerial view of a completed charcoal architectural shingle roof with multiple hips and gables in the South Carolina Midlands
Completed

Wind claim · multiple homes on one street

One gust front, eleven homes on the same street. Every slope was chalked, photographed and scoped in Xactimate before the adjuster arrived.

Close-up of hail bruising and granule loss on an architectural shingle in a chalked test square
Hail damage
Aerial view of a brick home with a newly installed architectural shingle roof surrounded by fall foliage in the South Carolina Midlands
Completed

Hail claim · full roof replacement

Documented hail hits in a 10' x 10' test square plus dented soft metals. Carrier approved full replacement; homeowner paid the deductible only.

Newly installed seamless gutter running along the eave of a freshly shingled roof in the South Carolina Midlands
Seamless gutters
Stainless micro-mesh gutter guard being installed over seamless gutters on a pine-shaded South Carolina home
Micro-mesh guards

6-inch seamless gutters plus micro-mesh guards

6-inch seamless aluminum formed on site, oversized downspouts, and stainless micro-mesh guards that actually shed loblolly pine straw.

Gutter overflowing with pine needles and shingle debris before cleaning
Before
The same gutter clear and free-flowing after a pine needle cleanout
After

Gutter cleanout · loblolly pine straw

The same run of gutter before and after a cleanout. Pine straw packs in tight, holds water against the fascia and rots the board behind it. This one was flushed clear and checked for pitch and leaks while we were on the roof.

More recent work

Straight off our crews’ phones and drone — tear-offs, finished roofs, gutter work and commercial jobs across the Midlands.

Beaver Roofing branded synthetic underlayment installed across a roof deck before shingles go on
Synthetic underlayment down before shingles
Aerial view of a completed architectural shingle roof on a two-story home with dark blue siding in the South Carolina Midlands
Two-story home, completed replacement
Roof replacement in progress on a long lakefront home with new bundles staged along the ridge
Lakefront home, bundles staged on the ridge
Aerial view of a completed architectural shingle roof on a large home with a pool in the South Carolina Midlands
Large home, finished from above
Aerial view of a brick ranch home with a completed architectural shingle roof and attached garage
Brick ranch, finished roof
Aerial view of a roof replacement in progress with new decking exposed and the finished section already shingled
Half torn off, half finished
Close-up of a newly installed architectural shingle field running up to the ridge
Shingle field up to the ridge
Cupola base flashed and sealed into a newly installed architectural shingle roof
Cupola flashed and sealed
Copper valley pan installed between two architectural shingle slopes
Copper valley pan detail
Standing water backed up in a clogged gutter against the fascia
What a clogged gutter really looks like
Beaver Roofing service van and ladder set up at a commercial building roofing job in the South Carolina Midlands
Commercial building job set up
Beaver Roofing branded box truck loaded for a roof replacement job
Loaded and headed out

New installs · not before/afters

Two more roof systems from the same shop

Low-maintenance systems Beaver installs across the Midlands — shown here on their own, not paired as before/afters.

Single-ply membrane being rolled out during a commercial flat roof installation in the South Carolina Midlands
Commercial TPO retrofit — white TPO membrane on a Midlands warehouse. Reflective, low-slope, 20+ year service life.
Dark standing seam metal roof on a modern farmhouse near Lake Murray, South Carolina
Residential standing seam — 24ga standing seam metal on a farmhouse-style home. Concealed fasteners, 40+ year system.

Want your roof in this gallery? Start with the free inspection — you get the same photo report whether you hire us or not.

Reviewed by a licensed contractor

Estimating Team, Beaver Roofing & Gutters

Our estimators handle insurance claims every day and are Xactimate and Symbility scope writers with experience on both sides of the claim file. The team writes and defends roof scopes under USAA, State Farm, Allstate, Liberty Mutual, Farmers, Nationwide and every major carrier writing in South Carolina, handles water mitigation and abatement scoping on storm-damaged Midlands homes, and can walk homeowners through the claim process every step of the way. Beaver Roofing & Gutters has been roofing the Midlands and any home within 90 minutes of West Columbia since 2011.

More about the Beaver crew · See how we handle insurance claims

Talk to a person instead

Our office on Leaphart Road answers the phone Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm. After hours, the on-call estimator handles emergency tarping.

Call (803) 991-7663

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What happens next

  1. We call you back within one business hour.
  2. A real roofer walks the roof — 19 checkpoints, photos of every slope.
  3. You get a written estimate and, if it's storm damage, a claim-ready damage report.
  4. You decide. No high-pressure close, no same-day-only pricing.

No-pressure next step

Ready for a straight answer about your roof?

Free 19-point inspection, photo report the same day, and a written Xactimate-grade estimate you can hand to your insurance adjuster.

Why homeowners call us first

  • Our estimators handle insurance claims every day — we write in Xactimate, the same platform your carrier uses, and can walk you through the process every step of the way.
  • 4.9 ★ from 440+ Google reviews.
  • We meet your adjuster on the roof, file supplements, and handle the paperwork.
  • Local Lexington County crews — never subcontracted storm chasers.