Roofing Company in Greenville County, SC

We installed this roof in 2012. The homeowner called us out in November of 2015, because the chimney was leaking. After a detailed inspection of the chimney and flashing, it was determined that the water was being absorbed through the brick and being expelled in the attic space.

This resulted in an issue known as efflorescence. Efflorescence is a crystalline, salt substance that appears on brick under extreme moisture conditions. It will appear as the moisture in the brick pushes out and evaporates, leaving the salt behind.

The solution to this problem is a simple job for the Roof Roof team. We pressure washed the chimney and sealed all cracks and voids. Once the chimney dried out, we applied a masonry sealer by HydroStop. No more leaks, and no more salty residue!

Roof Roof teamed up with Owens Corning and Support Our Troops for the Roof Deployment Project. The Roof Deployment Project was started to help alleviate the financial and emotional burdens that active military members and their families face when it comes to a roof replacement project. Owens Corning supplied all material for this project and Roof Roof supplied the labor. We installed Owens Corning Duration TruDefinition Onyx Black shingles, Owens Corning ProArmor underlayment, Owens Corning ice and water shield, Owens Corning starter shingle, Owens Corning ProEdge hip and ridge shingles, new flashing, plumbing boots, and Owens Corning ridge vent. The project took 2 days to complete.  

This Piedmont home suffered from hail damage. Roof Roof installed 5,300 sq ft of Owen's Corning Duration shingles in Brownwood for the full roof replacement. Owen's Corning accessories (hip and ridge shingles, starter strip, ice and water shield, etc) were also used. 

This roof proved to be a little tricky due to the odd angles and facets. They weren't what you would typically find on an average roof. Normally, we weave the shingles in the valley, but we weren't able to install them that way this time. We had to perform a closed cut on the valley for performance anesthetics, meaning that we had to wrap the shingles from one facet of the roof up the other facet. Lastly, we had to bring the shingles from the opposite side to the valley, then cut them down the middle.

This homeowner called Roof Roof becuase she had a leak in her roof. We sent out one of our representatives to investigate the leak. He inspected the roof and determined that the leak was a result of one that had been going on for a while. The OSB sheathing was completely rotten and water was coming in close to a nail. We discussed the options with the homeowner and she selected our company for the repair. 

We began by removing the existing plumbing boot and shingles. Once that was complete, we cut out the existing sheet of OSB decking and installed a new piece. Ice and water shield was installed around the boot. Ice and water shield is a good product to use for repairs as it is self-sealing and a lot stonger than most felt underlayments. After the ice and water shield was installed, we began installing new shingles. A new plumbing boot was then installed. We finished it off with a U.V. Guard to help the boot hold up against the sun's damaging UV rays. The process took 2 hours to complete. 

No more leaks!

This homeowner called us due to his siding beginning to fall off. We came out and did a thorough inspection of the areas in questions. Currently, the homeowner had fiber cement siding installed. However, the siding was not fastened correctly causing bowing, cracking, and some pieces coming completely off. Due to the widespread fastening issue, we suggested a full siding replacement. The homeowner agreed and selected our company to do the work. 

We began by removing the exisitng siding. We then installed new James Hardie Cedarmill fiber cement siding on his home. We then painted the siding with Sherwin Williams Duration paint for a long lasting finish. 

This project was especially tricky due to the height and electrical boxes and conduit from solar panels on his home. Heavy equipment was brought in to lift the workers high enough to work as our tallest ladders would not reach. The project took 2 weeks to complete.