If Yer Roof Needs Fixin’, Call Mr. Hixon!
Hixons is a Roofing Company Serving Aiken SC, Augusta (CSRA), Columbia & the Lowcountry
Serving Aiken, Augusta (CSRA), Columbia, and the Lowcountry since 1984, Hixon’s Roofing delivers residential and commercial roofing—from roof repair and roof replacement to metal and flat roofing—with licensed & insured, manufacturer-certified workmanship, financing options, storm support, and emergency leak response.
Straightforward Roofing, Start to Finish
Roof issues can feel urgent—and confusing—especially after heavy rain or storms. Our job is to remove the guesswork with a detailed inspection and a clear explanation of what’s happening, what can wait, and what needs attention now.
You’ll get a written scope, practical options, and workmanship that’s built to last—without pressure or upsells. Whether you’re protecting a family home or managing a commercial property, we focus on clean execution, dependable timelines, and communication you can count on.
- RManufacturer-aligned installation standards
- RWorkmanship warranty coverage (up to 25 years, where applicable)
- RLocally owned service with a reputation built over decades
- RStorm/claim documentation support to simplify next steps
- RClear estimates with options—not pressure
- R24/7 emergency response for active leaks
- RHave questions? We’ll walk you through what we found and what matters most.
Repair or Replace? Get the Right Recommendation
A small issue doesn’t always mean a major project. In many cases, Roofing Repairs are the smartest path—especially when the problem is localized around flashing, vents, or a single area affected by wind. We’ll pinpoint the true entry point, explain what’s happening in plain language, and outline the most practical fix.
If the wear is widespread or problems keep returning, a longer-term solution may be the better investment. We’ll walk you through when Roofing Installation makes sense, what to expect during the process, and how factors like age, ventilation, and overall condition affect performance. If your system is nearing end-of-life, we’ll also discuss material options such as Asphalt Shingles, Metal Roofing, or Solar Shingles—so you can choose what fits your home and goals without pressure.
Serving the CSRA & Lowcountry With Consistent, Local Service
Homeowners and property managers across the CSRA and South Carolina Lowcountry deal with very different conditions—from wind-driven rain and hail to humidity, drainage issues, and seasonal storm cycles. Our team understands what those environments demand and focuses on the details that protect your building long-term.
With crews supporting communities around Aiken, Augusta, Columbia, Summerville, and the Charleston area, we keep scheduling straightforward and communication clear from inspection to completion. Whether it’s an urgent leak, storm follow-up, or planned work for a commercial property, you’ll know what’s happening, what’s next, and why.
Questions Homeowners & Property Managers Ask First
Getting roofing work done shouldn’t feel confusing. Here are the most common questions we hear across Aiken SC, Augusta (CSRA), Columbia, Summerville, and the Charleston Lowcountry — with clear answers to help you decide what to do next.
How do I know if I need roof repair or a full roof replacement?
A roof repair is usually the right choice when the issue is localized—for example, a leak around flashing, a vent pipe, a small section of missing shingles after wind, or a single problem area that hasn’t repeated over time. Replacement is often the better long-term move when damage is widespread, leaks keep coming back, shingles are curling or cracking, or the roof’s overall condition shows system-level wear (age, ventilation, repeated patching, or multiple “weak zones”). During an inspection, we look beyond the surface—decking condition, ventilation performance, moisture patterns, and failure points—so the recommendation is based on what will actually hold up, not what sounds easiest.
What are the most common storm damage signs after wind, hail, or heavy rain?
In the CSRA and Lowcountry, storm issues often show up as lifted or missing shingles, creased shingle tabs from wind, loosened or separated flashing, and compromised roof penetrations like vents and pipe boots. After hail, you may see dented metal components, damaged vent caps, or bruised shingles that shed granules faster over the next few weeks. Inside, watch for new ceiling stains, damp insulation, musty odors, or water marks near exterior walls—especially after wind-driven rain, which can push water into areas that don’t leak during normal showers. The key is documenting what you see early and addressing entry points before moisture spreads.
Do you offer free roof inspections and estimates, and what should I expect during the visit?
Yes—our inspections and estimates are designed to give you clarity, not pressure. We’ll review the roof surface and the most common failure areas (edges, valleys, flashing transitions, penetrations), check drainage and gutter flow where relevant, and look for visible signs of moisture intrusion. Then you’ll get a clear summary of what we found, recommended next steps, and options that fit the condition of the roof—whether that’s a focused fix, preventive maintenance, or planning a replacement timeline. If you’re managing a commercial property, we can also outline inspection frequency and maintenance priorities for budgeting.
Can you help with storm claims and insurance documentation?
We can help you get organized with practical documentation—photos, notes on observed damage, and a clear scope of recommended work—so you can communicate effectively with your adjuster or property team. Every claim is different, and coverage decisions are made by the insurer, but good documentation and a clear repair plan can reduce confusion and delays. For many homeowners after severe weather, the biggest win is understanding what’s urgent (active intrusion) versus what can be scheduled without risking further damage.
What roofing systems do you work with for commercial buildings and low-slope roofs?
For commercial properties, performance depends on the building’s drainage, penetrations, rooftop equipment, and how the membrane or system details are executed at transitions. We work with common commercial roof types and can recommend solutions based on the structure, usage, and maintenance needs—whether that means targeted leak repair, ongoing preventive maintenance, or planning for restoration versus replacement. If you’re a property manager, we can also help you prioritize what to address first so you’re not reacting to surprise leaks during peak storm season.
How fast can you respond to an active roof leak, and what should I do while waiting?
If water is actively coming in, contact us right away—we prioritize leak situations because fast action can prevent insulation damage, drywall issues, and mold risk. While you’re waiting, place a container under drips, move valuables away from affected areas, and avoid climbing onto the roof (especially on wet shingles or steep slopes). If it’s safe, take a few photos of the interior stain/drip location and note when the leak occurs (only during wind-driven rain, only in heavy storms, or consistently). Those details help pinpoint the entry route and speed up the fix once we’re on-site.