Charlotte, Union County and York County SC
Tree cover and housing age change a roofing job more than square footage does — a Dilworth bungalow under willow oaks and an Indian Trail subdivision under open sky fail in completely different ways. Pick yours and we will tell you what we usually find.
Willow oaks over century-old bungalows — the highest limb-strike risk and the steepest pitches in the metro.
Nineties subdivisions where the whole street was roofed the same year — and is now aging out together.
Big houses on wooded acre lots — complex rooflines, heavy tree cover and the longest jobs we run.
Dense mid-2000s subdivisions on open ground — this is where the hail claims come from.
New-build South Carolina — young roofs, builder warranties, and a different insurance rulebook.
Older low-pitch ranches under loblolly pines — plank decking, wide eaves, and roofs that reward repair.
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