Roofing Contractor in Garden City, SC

There are few places on this coast more exposed than Garden City. The developed strip runs narrow between the Atlantic and the salt creek behind it, so a house sits in moving salt air from both directions with no meaningful windbreak. Combine that with how many homes here are elevated on pilings and you have roofs taking wind pressure that a slab-on-grade house two miles inland never sees.

So the details we treat as optional elsewhere are standard here. Heavier starter strip at the eaves, six-nail fastening across the field, upgraded edge metal, and stainless or coated fasteners throughout. It costs a little more on the estimate and it's the reason these roofs are still on after a named storm passes.