What a replacement looks like on Walterboro roofs.
Walterboro's replacement market is the 1950s to 1980s ranch. Forest Hills, Ireland Creek and the streets around the Walterboro Country Club are brick and frame ranches with long low-pitch runs, a carport or a later addition tied into the main roof, and shingle that has been replaced once or twice since the house was built. That tie-in is where the water gets in, and we price the flashing and any soft decking in writing before the crew drives out.
The Historic District along Hampton Street and Wichman Street is a different roof: a steep main gable, a low-slope wraparound porch, and painted 5V or standing seam metal that has outlived several owners. Replacing the porch metal with new standing seam in a color submitted for district review keeps the look and stops the leak, and we handle that review with your order.
Out Bells Highway, Sniders Highway and toward the Great Swamp, the lots are rural and the roofs are a mix of stick-built houses, manufactured homes and metal barns. A rural Walterboro job is priced from your photos and the aerial measurement, so the one trip from Mount Pleasant is the install, and the Colleton County permit is pulled under your order.
Walterboro sits inland of the coastal wind zone, so Lowcountry Classic and Peace Of Mind carry most of the town. High Wind is the upgrade for open rural lots and the two-stories near Colleton Preparatory, and the price ladder is the same one published for Charleston.
1900s to 1930s historic homes on Hampton Street and Wichman Street with steep main roofs, low-slope wraparound porches and painted 5V or standing seam metal; 1950s to 1980s brick and frame ranches in Forest Hills, Ireland Creek and around the Country Club with long low-pitch runs and carports; 1990s and 2000s homes around Colleton Preparatory; rural lots off Bells Highway, Sniders Highway and toward the Great Swamp with houses, manufactured homes and metal barns and sheds.
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.
(843) 802-9224Walterboro prices track the published ladder, and the 60-minute drive is not added to your price. Ranches with a carport tie-in, low-slope porch roofs on Historic District homes and rural outbuildings are priced for that detail in the written estimate, from your photos and the aerial measurement.
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What is included in every Walterboro job.
Asked in Walterboro.
How much does a roof replacement cost in Walterboro?
Most Walterboro replacements run $12,950 to $26,400. 1,800 sq ft brick ranch, Forest Hills or Ireland Creek on Lowcountry Classic runs $12,950 to $14,200. 2,000 sq ft ranch with carport, Country Club area on Peace Of Mind runs $17,050 to $18,700. 2,400 sq ft two-story, Colleton Preparatory area or Bells Highway on High Wind runs $24,150 to $26,400. Fixed in writing before work starts.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most Lowcountry homes under 3,000 square feet are torn off and re-roofed in one day. Larger or steeper homes take two. Weather delays are the only thing that changes that, and we never leave a roof open overnight.
Will insurance pay for my roof?
If the damage is from wind or a named storm, often yes. We photograph and document the roof in the format adjusters expect and meet them on site. Age and wear alone are not covered.
What shingles do you install?
TAMKO Titan XT and Heritage architectural shingles as standard. Titan XT carries a 160 MPH wind warranty when installed with six nails, which is how we install every roof.
Do I need HOA or historic approval?
In many Lowcountry neighborhoods, yes. I'On, Old Village, Daniel Island, Kiawah and the Charleston peninsula all review roofing. We prepare and submit the paperwork with your order.
What is the best season to replace a roof here?
Any month works. Fall and winter have the most open schedule and the least storm risk. Spring and early summer book fastest ahead of hurricane season.