What standing seam metal looks like on Hollywood & Ravenel roofs.
Standing seam belongs in two places on this corridor. On a Poplar Grove waterfront home or a Stono Ferry house facing the Stono River, where marsh wind and humidity work on a shingle all year, The Pearl Metal hidden-fastener aluminum panel with a salt-air-rated finish is the roof that ends the replacement cycle. If your association reviews profile and color, we prepare that submission with your order.
The other metal here is agricultural and rural: barns, sheds and pole buildings on acreage off Log Bridge Road and Savannah Highway in Ravenel, and manufactured homes with exposed-fastener roof-overs. We quote residential standing seam for the house and a straight exposed-fastener panel for the outbuilding, priced apart in the written estimate, so the barn does not get charged at the house rate.
The inland lots on this corridor, the Highway 162 ranches and the Ravenel town center, are far enough from the Stono that 24 or 26 gauge standing seam steel is a sound choice at a lower price than the aluminum we spec on the marsh. The steel panel sheds the pine straw and oak debris that rots a shingle valley on a rural lot, and a long single-story ranch roof gives it the clean uninterrupted runs where standing seam looks best.
Because these parcels can permit through the Town of Hollywood, the Town of Ravenel or Charleston County, a metal roof here starts with the parcel lookup, then the panel order, then the permit. Manufactured homes get a separate answer: a roof-over on a manufactured home is a specific product with its own attachment, and we price it apart from a site-built house so a Log Bridge Road owner is never quoted a house-rate roof for a home that does not need one.
Hollywood: 1970s to 1990s brick ranches and rural frame houses along Highway 162 and the Meggett road side; 2000s and later custom homes in Stono Ferry with steep hips, dormers and golf-course exposure; large-lot custom and estate homes in Poplar Grove with complex rooflines and marsh frontage. Ravenel: 1970s to 1990s ranches and rural houses along the Highway 17 South corridor, Log Bridge Road and the Caw Caw side; manufactured homes with metal roof-overs; metal barns, sheds and pole buildings on acreage with Savannah Highway frontage.
Forty-five minutes from Mount Pleasant out Highway 17 South past Main Road, with Ravenel on the highway and Hollywood down Highway 162, on the same dispatch run as Johns Island and West Ashley.
(843) 802-9224Hollywood and Ravenel prices track the published ladder. Ranches with a carport or a later addition, Stono Ferry and Poplar Grove rooflines with dormers and multiple hips, and rural outbuildings are priced for that detail in the written estimate, before tear-off day.
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What is included in every Hollywood & Ravenel job.
Asked in Hollywood & Ravenel.
How much does metal roofing cost in Hollywood & Ravenel?
The Pearl standing-seam package starts at $52,650 for a typical 1,800 square foot home, or about $473 a month with approved GreenSky financing. Complex roofs and premium colors run higher.
Is metal loud in the rain?
Not over a solid deck with underlayment. It sounds the same as a shingle roof from inside.
Aluminum or steel?
Aluminum on the coast. Inland, 24 or 26 gauge standing-seam steel is a sound, lower-cost option. We spec by exposure, not by habit.
Will an HOA approve metal?
Most Lowcountry communities approve standing seam in approved colors. We handle the submission.
How long does metal last?
Fifty years and up. Our workmanship warranty on The Pearl runs the full 50.