Roof Inspection in Walterboro

A free inspection in Walterboro is most useful on a 1960s or 1970s ranch in Forest Hills, Ireland Creek or the Country Club area that has not been looked at since its last re-roof, and on a Historic District home where nobody has been on the porch metal in years. We walk the roof, photograph every slope, check the carport and porch tie-ins and the eaves, and hand you a written grade the same day.

Buying in Walterboro? The report tells you whether a Colleton Preparatory area roof from the 2000s or a Bells Highway rural house has years left or belongs in the contract negotiation, and it flags the painted-over metal seams, the carport flashing and the manufactured-home roof-overs a general home inspector on the ground cannot see.

An hour from the shop, a Walterboro inspection covers the whole property in one visit: the main roof, the porch metal, the carport, the barn or shed and any manufactured home, each photographed and graded on its own. A Forest Hills or Bells Highway owner gets one report that says which roof needs attention this year and which can wait, so the next trip out is for work.

In Walterboro the roof inspection follows the water to the ground. Ireland Creek and Great Swamp side lots stay wet after a hard rain, and a damp crawlspace under a Forest Hills ranch is often a roof drainage problem: downspouts dumping at the foundation, a porch roof shedding onto a low corner. The report covers where the roof water ends up as well as the roof itself, because fixing the second without the first leaves the crawlspace wet.

Sixty minutes from Mount Pleasant out Highway 17 and Highway 64 or down Interstate 95 to the Bells Highway exit, the longest run on our map, so Walterboro jobs are scheduled from your photos and grouped with Hollywood, Ravenel and Summerville dispatches.