Communities We Serve
Distances are straight-line estimates from our Conway office; road miles run longer.
Communities Collins Roofing and Repair Serves From Our Conway Location
From our office on Labonte Street in Conway, SC, we cover the Grand Strand beaches and the inland towns of Horry, Georgetown and Marion counties. Oceanfront and marsh-front roofs fight salt air and open-water wind, while inland homes take summer downpours, falling pines and the tail end of tropical systems that ride up the coast.
- 5.0 stars from 71 Google reviews
- Licensed and insured
- Free roof inspections
- Written workmanship warranty
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
Conway Neighborhoods We Roof
- Downtown and the residential historic district Homes from the 1800s to about 1955, from Queen Anne to Colonial Revival. Steep pitches, chimneys and eave trim, and historic guidelines to work within.
- Sherwood Forest, Snowhill and University Forest Established single-family homes near US 501, downtown and Coastal Carolina University, with plenty of roofs at or near replacement age.
- Wild Wing Plantation and Shaftesbury Glen Golf communities off US 501 and near SC 905 and SC 22. Larger, more complex roofs with valleys, and community guidelines on colors to check first.
- Myrtle Trace and Lakeside Crossing 55+ active adult communities, with Lakeside Crossing off US 501. Mostly leak and vent repairs and low-maintenance roof options.
- Olde Mill and the US 701 corridor Newer single-family homes north of town with young roofs, so the work here is storm checks and warranty questions.
Visit Collins Roofing and Repair
Our office sits at 216 Labonte St Unit AA in Conway, just off US 501 between downtown Conway and the Myrtle Beach side of Horry County. It is the base for every crew we send out across the Grand Strand and the inland towns.
Collins Roofing and Repair
216 Labonte St Unit AA, Conway, SC 29526Phone: 843-536-5951
Google Business Profile: see our profile and 71 reviews
Book a free roof inspection online, call the office, or stop by. Active leaks go to the front of the line.
