Roof Replacement in Hollywood & Ravenel

Hollywood's replacement market is two roofs. The 1970s to 1990s brick ranches and rural frame houses along Highway 162 and the Meggett road side have long low-pitch runs, carports and later additions tied into the main roof, and shingle on its second or third cycle. The 2000s custom homes in Stono Ferry and Poplar Grove have steep hips, dormers and complex valleys, first-cycle architectural shingle, and an HOA that reviews the color.

Ravenel's stock is older and more rural: ranches in the town center and along the Highway 17 South corridor, houses and manufactured homes down Log Bridge Road and on the Caw Caw side, and metal barns on acreage with Savannah Highway frontage. A Ravenel replacement often includes an outbuilding, and the written estimate prices the house and the barn as separate lines.

Wind sets the spec on the Hollywood water side. Stono Ferry golf lots and Poplar Grove marsh frontage take gusts off the Stono River and Wallace Creek with nothing in the way, so High Wind, six nails per shingle and sealed deck, is the match. Under the oak and pine canopy in Ravenel and along Highway 162, Lowcountry Classic and Peace Of Mind carry the corridor, and the price ladder is the same one published for Charleston.

Up to three permit offices cover this corridor: the Town of Hollywood, the Town of Ravenel, and Charleston County for the unincorporated parcels between and around them. We confirm which one your parcel falls under and pull the permit under your order, and a Stono Ferry or Poplar Grove home gets its association form submitted with the shingle color first.

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.