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The decision to install a new roof is one of the most significant investments a homeowner makes. At Restoration Roofing, we understand the unique demands of Charleston’s coastal environment — from hurricane-force winds to salt air corrosion. Our installation process begins with a thorough assessment of your current roof structure, followed by expert recommendations on the best materials for your specific location and budget. We handle everything from permits to final inspection, and we’ll walk you through every option so you can make an informed decision for your home.
Whether you’re building new construction in Daniel Island, replacing storm-damaged shingles in Summerville, or upgrading a historic home in downtown Charleston, our team has the expertise to deliver a roof that protects your family and enhances your property value for decades to come.
A new roof installation is a major investment — typically $8,000 to $25,000+ depending on size, materials, and complexity. The process begins with a free on-site consultation where we assess your current roof, discuss material options, and provide a detailed written estimate. Once you approve the project, we handle all permitting with Charleston County or your local municipality.
On installation day, our crew arrives early to set up safety equipment and protect your landscaping with tarps. We remove the old roofing material down to the deck, inspect the decking for rot or damage (replacing any compromised sections), install ice and water shield at all vulnerable points, lay synthetic underlayment across the entire roof, and then install your new roofing material according to manufacturer specifications.
Most residential installations are completed in 1-3 days. We perform a thorough cleanup including a magnetic sweep of your yard to catch any stray nails, and we schedule a final walkthrough with you to ensure everything meets your expectations.
Tell us what’s going on with your roof, and we’ll set up a convenient time to take a closer look.
Our team inspects your roof, checks problem areas, and looks for signs of leaks, storm damage, or wear and tear.
We provide a clear written quote that explains the recommended work, project scope, materials, and next steps.
Once you’re ready to move forward, we’ll help you choose your project date and prepare for a smooth installation or repair.
If storm damage or another covered issue is involved, we can help document the damage and coordinate with your home insurance process.
Our crew arrives on schedule, protects your property, completes the roofing work, and cleans up the job site before we leave.
We walk you through the completed work, answer your questions, and back our craftsmanship with applicable warranties and guarantees.
Noticing any of these signs? Schedule a free inspection or call us at (843) 940-7883.
In coastal South Carolina, roof installations can be performed year-round, but each season has considerations. Spring (March-May) offers mild temperatures ideal for shingle adhesion, but afternoon thunderstorms can cause delays. Summer (June-August) provides the longest work days, but extreme heat requires early morning starts and careful handling of asphalt shingles that become pliable in 95°F+ temperatures. Fall (September-November) is prime hurricane season — we monitor tropical weather closely and can pause projects if a storm threatens. Winter (December-February) offers the driest conditions and shortest wait times, though occasional cold snaps below 40°F can affect shingle seal strips. We recommend scheduling your installation during our shoulder seasons (March-April or October-November) for the best combination of weather and availability.
Your shingles are your home’s first line of defense against the elements. Our high-quality shingles can be made of asphalt, metal, or slate.
This is also referred to as sheathing. It’s the base layer of your roof that allows other materials to attach to the top.
Installed between the decking and the shingles, the underlayment is waterproof and helps stop moisture from getting beneath your shingles.
Whether galvanized steel or aluminum, these metal strips seal gaps in any joints in your roof.
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We offer financing options to make your roofing project affordable. Low monthly payments available.
