South Carolina winters aren’t known for weeks of snow, but cold snaps and freeze events can still stress your roof. The biggest issue isn’t usually heavy accumulation—it’s the freeze/thaw cycle and rapid temperature swings. Materials expand and contract, seal points...
Spring storms in the CSRA and Lowcountry can show up with little warning—heavy rain, strong gusts, wind-driven rain that hits sideways, and occasionally hail. The good news is that most storm-related roof problems don’t come out of nowhere. They often start as small...
Winter in South Carolina isn’t usually about deep snow—but your roof still takes a beating. Wind-driven rain, temperature swings, fallen branches, and the occasional cold snap can loosen flashing, expose weak seal points, and turn “small” drainage issues into leaks...