Where we roof in the Midlands

Do you serve my town?

Cities we work in weekly

• West Columbia, SC — our home base at 3190 Leaphart Rd. 1960s–80s brick ranches, heavy pine canopy.
• Columbia, SC — Shandon, Rosewood, Forest Acres and Northeast Columbia, including historic homes and city permitting.
• Lexington, SC — fast-growing subdivisions plus Lexington County permits, ten minutes from the shop.
• Irmo, SC — Friarsgate and Ballentine, where summer gust fronts strip ridge caps.
• Chapin, SC — Lake Murray homes, standing seam metal and hail claim territory.
• Cayce, SC — older riverfront neighborhoods, plank decking and low-slope porch tie-ins.
• Blythewood, SC — newer construction on large wooded lots with 6-inch gutter needs.
• Camden, SC — historic Kershaw county homes, worth the drive for full replacements and claims.

Cities we work in regularly

These towns sit farther out in the 90-minute radius. Free inspections, no travel surcharge, and the same crews — routine work is simply scheduled in blocks so the drive stays efficient.

• Sumter, SC — Shaw AFB neighborhoods and older housing stock under a pine canopy — hail and limb damage territory. About 45 minutes from the shop.
• Aiken, SC — Historic district homes and horse-country estates, where standing seam metal and copper details are routine. About 55 minutes from the shop.
• Orangeburg, SC — Brick ranch stock on the inland hurricane approach path, with low-slope porch and carport tie-ins. About 45 minutes from the shop.
• Newberry, SC — Historic downtown homes, farmhouses and the north shore side of Lake Murray. About 40 minutes from the shop.
• Batesburg-Leesville, SC — The twin cities and surrounding Lexington County farmland, including log-truck debris damage. About 30 minutes from the shop.
• Lugoff, SC — I-20 corridor subdivisions in Kershaw County where builder gutters cannot keep up with pine straw. About 30 minutes from the shop.
• Winnsboro, SC — Historic Fairfield County seat with a lot of original tin — restoration or standing seam replacement. About 45 minutes from the shop.
• Elgin, SC — Fast-growing bedroom community with newer construction, builder shingles and ventilation shortfalls. About 30 minutes from the shop.

Small towns and county-wide pages

These Midlands communities are close in but small enough that most roofers skip them. Each has its own page with local street detail, storm history and the correct permit office.

• Forest Acres, SC — its own city inside Richland County, with mid-century homes under heavy oak canopy and a city building department of its own. About 10 minutes from the shop.
• Springdale, SC — the Platt Springs Road corridor next to Columbia Metropolitan Airport, where mail reads West Columbia 29170. About 15 minutes from the shop.
• Pine Ridge, SC — sandhills town off Fish Hatchery Road with 1950s–2000s single-story housing and heavy pine straw load. About 15 minutes from the shop.
• Gaston, SC — US 321 corridor railroad and farming town where metal roofs, barns and outbuildings are routine. About 20 minutes from the shop.
• Lexington County, SC — county-wide page covering Swansea, Gilbert, Pelion and the unincorporated county, plus how county versus town permitting works. 15–35 minutes from the shop.

How fast can you get to my house?

Because we run one shop and our own crews, the same people who install your roof answer the warranty call three years later. See what homeowners say or the full service list.