5.0 Stars (71 Reviews) Licensed and Insured

Roofing Company in Conway, SC That Does Roof Inspections, Roof Repairs, Roof Replacements, Metal Roofing and Storm Damage Repair

Collins Roofing and Repair Is Conway’s Hometown Roofer , Working From Our Office on Labonte Street and Rated 5.0 Stars by 71 Google Reviewers

Collins Roofing and Repair is the roofing company in Conway, SC that gets on your roof, photographs every problem and shows you what it found before you pay for anything. Our office is right here in Conway, so a leak on Laurel Street or a storm-damaged roof off SC 544 is a short drive, not a day trip.

5.0 stars across 71 Google reviews. Licensed and insured. Free roof inspections and written estimates. Every job carries a written workmanship warranty and our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Get Your Free Roof Inspection Call 843-536-5951
A Collins Roofing and Repair crew finishing a new architectural shingle roof on a brick ranch home in Conway, SC, with live oaks in the yard, while the service rep walks the homeowner around the finished roof. The image represents the roofing company in Conway SC for roof inspections, roof repairs, roof replacements, metal roofing and storm damage repair, rated 5.0 stars across 71 Google reviews.
New flashing and a repaired roof valley finished on a Conway, SC home by Collins Roofing and Repair.
The Collins Roofing and Repair work truck and ladder rack parked outside the company's office at 216 Labonte St in Conway, SC, with the service rep loading a tablet and a roof harness for a free roof inspection. The image shows a licensed and insured roofing company in Conway SC that handles roof repair, roof replacement, metal roofing and storm damage repair for homes and businesses.
A standing seam metal roof finished on a home in Conway, SC by Collins Roofing and Repair.
  • 5.0 Stars 71 Google Reviews
  • Licensed and Insured
  • Free Roof Inspections
  • Written Workmanship Warranty
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee

About Collins Roofing and Repair, the Conway Roofer Neighbors Recommend

Collins Roofing and Repair has served Conway and the surrounding Horry, Florence and Marion County communities for more than 15 years. We are a licensed and insured South Carolina roofing contractor, and we hand you the documentation before work begins.

Our office sits at 216 Labonte St in Conway. That matters when water is coming through a ceiling: active leaks and storm damage go to the front of the line, and most other inspections are scheduled within a few business days.

Everyday Roofing in Conway

Most of our Conway work is everyday roofing. A vent boot cracks over a bathroom, a few shingles blow off on a summer afternoon, or a 20-year-old roof starts shedding granules into the gutters.

Our service rep traces the leak to the real entry point, photographs it, and recommends a roof repair when a repair will do. A roof replacement only goes on the table when the roof is truly done.

"Josh answered all my questions in detail and did not push. Randall I think was his name, did an excellent repair job plus extras. good clean up."
Phyllis Smith, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Storm Roofing in Conway

The other half is storm roofing. Conway sits inland, but summer thunderstorms, tropical systems and falling oak and pine limbs still open roofs here every year, and the Waccamaw River turns heavy rain into weeks of high water.

Collins Roofing and Repair takes emergency calls, tarps open roofs, photographs the damage and then repairs it. See our storm damage repair service for how that works.

The Truth About Hiring a Roofing Company in Conway (And How Collins Roofing and Repair Fixes It)

Hiring a roofer in Conway should be simple. Too often it isn’t. One company never calls back. Another quotes a full roof from the driveway. After a storm, out-of-town trucks work the neighborhoods off US 501 and are gone before a warranty ever matters.

A Conway, SC homeowner at a kitchen table comparing two roofing estimates while a Collins Roofing and Repair service rep shows close-up photos of a cracked vent boot and lifted shingles on a tablet. The image represents honest roofing estimates in Conway SC, where the roofer gets on the roof, explains repair versus replacement and puts it in writing.

The Problems Conway Homeowners Run Into

Roofers Who Quote Before They Climb

A stain over a hallway can start at a vent boot, a valley or a nail pop several feet away. A roofer who never gets on the roof is guessing, and guesses usually come back as full replacements.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

Our service rep gets on the roof, finds the entry point and photographs it. You see every issue on your phone or a tablet before we talk price.

"Great and honest local company, exceptional work. I would highly recommend Collins Roofing and Repair."
Courtney James, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Not Knowing Whose Rules Apply to Your Address

Plenty of homes with a Conway mailing address sit outside city limits. Inside the city, the City of Conway issues permits. Outside it, Horry County does. Downtown, a historic design review may come first.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

We check your address against the city’s jurisdiction map before we schedule, so the right office reviews your job and nothing stalls on install day.

Storm Chasers After Every Big Blow

Storms like Florence in 2018 and Ian in 2022 brought downed trees and out-of-state crews to Conway. Some of those crews have no local office and no phone number that works a year later.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

Our office is on Labonte Street, and our 71 Google reviews are there for you to read today. Your written workmanship warranty stays with a Conway company that will still answer after the next storm.

The Before and After Photo Standard

Every repair gets photos before work starts and after it is finished. You see exactly what was fixed without climbing a ladder, and you keep the photos for your records.

What You Actually Need From a Conway Roofer

  • A real inspection. Someone on the roof with a camera, before a price.
  • A straight answer on repair versus replacement. Not every leak needs a new roof.
  • A license and proof of coverage. Collins Roofing and Repair hands over documentation before work begins.
  • Knowledge of local rules. City of Conway permits, historic district review and Horry County rules outside city limits.
  • A written warranty. Labor covered in writing, plus manufacturer material warranties.

Roofing Services From Collins Roofing and Repair in Conway, SC

Collins Roofing and Repair handles every part of a Conway roof, on homes and on commercial buildings. One team inspects it, repairs it, replaces it and stands behind it.

Roofing Services for Conway Homes

  • Roof Inspection

    Free inspections with photos of every issue, plus pre-sale and maintenance inspections. See roof inspection.

  • Roof Repair

    Leaks, lifted vents, missing shingles, flashing, fascia metal and skylights, traced to the source. See roof repair.

  • Roof Replacement

    Full tear-off, decking repair, underlayment, drip edge, ventilation and new roofing, with full cleanup. See roof replacement.

  • Storm Damage Repair

    Emergency tarping, damage photos and repair after wind, hail, hurricanes and falling limbs. See storm damage repair.

Shingle, Metal, Flat and FORTIFIED Roofing

  • Shingle roofing: architectural shingles installed for wind, heat and humidity.
  • Metal roofing: standing seam and exposed fastener systems that shed heavy rain.
  • Flat and modified roofing: TPO, modified bitumen and coatings for porches, additions and low-slope roofs.
  • FORTIFIED roofing: sealed roof decks and reinforced edges built to the IBHS FORTIFIED Roof standard.

Commercial Roofing in Conway

Downtown storefronts, offices, churches, warehouses and rental properties need roofs too. Collins Roofing and Repair installs and repairs single-ply membrane, coating systems and metal, and we can schedule work around business hours. See commercial roofing.

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How Conway Weather and the Waccamaw River Wear Down Your Roof, and How Collins Roofing and Repair Builds Against It

Conway’s biggest weather threat is water. The Waccamaw River floods at 11 feet at Conway, and three storms in eight years pushed it far past that. Add summer thunderstorms, tropical wind and heavy tree cover, and Conway roofs take a beating.

Floodwater from the Waccamaw River spreading across a Conway, SC street lined with oaks while a Collins Roofing and Repair crew secures an emergency tarp on a nearby home after a tropical storm. The image represents the heavy rain, river flooding, wind and falling limbs that damage Conway roofs, and the storm damage repair Conway homeowners need after storms like Matthew, Florence and Ian.

Storms and Floods That Hit Conway Roofs

Recorded storms and river floods affecting Conway, SC roofs, from Hurricane Matthew in 2016 forward
Date Storm What Conway Saw
Jul 11, 2026 Severe thunderstorms 65 mph gust in nearby Forestbrook, nearly 2,000 outages across Horry County
Jun 13 to 14, 2026 Severe thunderstorms Trees down on homes and power lines in Conway
Mar 8 to 12, 2026 Storms and wind Trees and limbs down across the Conway area
Aug 5 to 9, 2024 Tropical Storm Debby 13.85 inches of rain in Conway, and the Waccamaw crested at 14.9 feet almost two weeks later
Sep 30, 2022 Hurricane Ian 51 mph gust at the Conway airport, trees on homes in Conway, more than 60,000 outages countywide
Sep 2018 Hurricane Florence 11.43 inches of rain, then a record 21.16 foot Waccamaw crest on Sep 26 and 361 Conway homes damaged
Oct 2016 Hurricane Matthew 12.17 inches of rain near Conway, a 17.87 foot river crest on Oct 18 and 170 roads closed countywide

What Each Conway Weather Threat Does to a Roof

Days of Heavy Rain

Florence, Matthew and Debby each dropped more than 11 inches on Conway. Rain that heavy finds every cracked vent boot, worn valley and loose piece of flashing, and it keeps finding them for days.

River Flooding and Wet Houses

During Florence, flooding from Crabtree Swamp reached homes off Sherwood Drive, Snow Hill Drive and Mill Pond Road. Most damaged homes sat in FEMA zone X, the lowest-risk zone. A house that sat in water needs its attic, decking and ventilation checked.

Falling Limbs From Conway’s Oaks and Pines

Conway is known for its big live oaks, and pines shade most neighborhoods. Ian and the June 2026 storms put trees on Conway homes. A limb can crack shingles, punch through decking and break rafters.

Wind, Heat and Humidity

Gusts lift shingle edges and pull vents loose. Summer heat bakes shingles, and humidity under shade trees feeds the algae that streaks roofs. Architectural shingles last roughly 20 to 25 years in this climate.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Builds Roofs for Conway

  • Find every weak point. Vent boots, valleys and flashing checked and photographed.
  • Correct underlayment and flashing. Flashing at walls and penetrations, valley protection and sealed low-slope transitions.
  • Ventilation that works. Balanced intake and exhaust so attics dry out after a wet week.
  • Tree checks. We point out overhanging limbs during your free inspection.
  • Fast storm response. Emergency tarping when a storm or a limb opens your roof.
"Collins Roofing and Repair is an amazing company and crew. They worked from sun up to sun down to get the job done. They also gave the best price by far!"
Bright Hutchinson, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Conway Permits, the Historic Districts and Horry County Rules: What Collins Roofing and Repair Checks First

Who reviews your Conway roof depends on where the house sits. Inside city limits, the City of Conway handles permits. In the downtown, Main Street and riverfront historic districts, the Community Appearance Board reviews roof changes. Outside city limits, Horry County is in charge.

A historic two-story home in the Conway Residential Historic District with a pitched shingle roof, deep eaves and a brick chimney under live oaks, while a Collins Roofing and Repair service rep photographs the roofline from the sidewalk. The image represents roofing in Conway SC under City of Conway building permits, Community Appearance Board review in the historic design review districts and Horry County rules outside city limits.

Step One: City or County?

A Conway mailing address doesn’t mean a City of Conway address. Neighborhoods like Lakeside Crossing and Olde Mill carry Conway addresses but sit outside city limits. The city posts a jurisdiction lookup map so you can check any parcel.

City of Conway Building Permits

The City of Conway Construction Services Department reviews plans, issues permits and enforces state and local building codes. Here is what matters for a roof:

  • Online portal. Permit applications and inspection requests go through the city’s BS&A online portal.
  • 2021 codes. Permit applications made after December 31, 2022 must be designed to the 2021 ICC codes as adopted in South Carolina.
  • Fees by job value. The 2026-2027 fee chart charges $30 for the first $2,000 plus $6 for each additional thousand, so a $12,000 roof works out to about $90.
  • Licensed contractors. Contractors need a City of Conway business license and proper state licensing.
  • No permit, double fees. Work started before a required permit is issued pays double the permit fee.
  • Flood zones. The Chief Building Official reviews any project in a flood zone.

Construction Services is at 196 Laurel Street, and the office phone is 843-488-9888.

Conway’s Historic Design Review Districts

The City of Conway has three local Historic Design Review Districts: the Main Street Corridor, Downtown Commercial and Waccamaw Riverfront districts. The seven-member Community Appearance Board (CAB) serves as the architectural review board for all three.

When a Roof Needs a Certificate of Appropriateness

Who approves each kind of roof project in a Conway, SC Historic Design Review District
Your Roof Project in a Historic Design Review District Who Approves It
Repairing a roof with the same material Building permit varies, no full board review listed
Replacing the covering or changing the shingle material or style Planning staff, administrative review with documentation
Changing the roof shape, adding dormers or changing rooflines or eaves The full Community Appearance Board

The COA application fee is $50. Planning staff can send any request to the full board if they feel it is needed, and the city won’t issue the building permit until the COA is approved.

What the Guidelines Say About Roofs

  • Keep the roof form. Preserve the original roof shape, pitch, eaves, rafters and overhang.
  • Match the look. Don’t use roofing of a different color or composition than what would have been used originally.
  • Approved substitutes. If the original material is no longer made, an approved “architectural” roofing that fits the age and style of the home can be used.
  • Keep chimneys and trim. Preserve original chimneys and eave details, and skip metal chimney caps.
  • Visibility matters. On the Main Street Corridor the board reviews what can be seen from the street. Downtown and riverfront reviews cover all sides.

The Conway Residential Historic District

The Conway Residential Historic District was listed on the National Register in 2010, with 125 contributing buildings between Main Street, Fifth Avenue, Beaty and Burroughs Streets and Ninth and Tenth Avenues. Homeowners there are asked to follow the guidelines on a voluntary basis.

Horry County Permits for Addresses Outside City Limits

Horry County Code Enforcement handles homes in unincorporated areas around Conway, from its office at 1301 Second Avenue.

  • When a permit applies. The county’s permit rules exempt replacing shingles unless structural sheathing is replaced.
  • Roof covering letter. On permitted roof work, the county uses a notarized roof covering letter certifying the roof was installed to the manufacturer’s instructions and the 2021 South Carolina Residential Code.
  • Online portal. Inspections and payments run through the county’s online permit portal, or by phone at 843-915-5090.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Handles It

Your service rep confirms city or county, historic district status and flood zone at the first visit. That answer decides the permit path and, in a historic district, which materials are on the table.

Conway Neighborhoods and Homes Collins Roofing and Repair Roofs Every Week

Conway is an old town with a young housing stock. The town was laid out in 1734 on a bluff over the Waccamaw River, and the old Horry County Courthouse, now City Hall, was finished in 1825. Yet the median home inside city limits was built in 2001, and about half of all homes went up in 2000 or later.


About 27,263 people live inside city limits, in about 9,573 homes. Roughly 65 percent of occupied homes are owner-occupied.

An aerial view of Conway, SC showing the Waccamaw River and Riverwalk, downtown rooftops along Main Street, older homes under live oaks in the residential historic district, and newer subdivisions with fresh shingle roofs toward US 501 and Wild Wing Plantation. The image represents the mix of historic homes, mid-century ranches and newer neighborhoods that Collins Roofing and Repair roofs across Conway SC.

Conway Homes by Age and What It Means for the Roof

Share of Conway, SC homes by era built, and what each era usually means for the roof
Era Built Share of Conway Homes What It Usually Means for the Roof
1959 or earlier About 15 percent Historic district homes and older in-town houses, likely on a third or fourth roof, historic review possible
1960s and 1970s About 17 percent Ranch homes often on their second or third roof, decking and ventilation worth checking
1980s and 1990s About 16 percent Prime age for replacement if the roof was never redone
2000s About 21 percent Builder-grade shingles at or past 20 years, first replacement window
2010 or later About 31 percent Storm repairs, leak repairs and workmanship issues more than replacements

Conway Neighborhoods We Serve

The Conway, SC neighborhoods Collins Roofing and Repair works in and the roof issues each one brings
Neighborhood or Area Typical Homes What It Means for the Roof
Downtown and the residential historic district Homes from the 1800s to about 1955, Queen Anne to Colonial Revival Steep pitches, chimneys and eave trim, historic guidelines
Sherwood Forest and Snowhill Established single-family homes near US 501 and downtown Older roofs due for replacement, and nearby Sherwood Drive and Snow Hill Drive flooded in 2018
University Forest Single-family homes near Coastal Carolina University Established roofs at or near replacement age
Wild Wing Plantation 27-hole golf community off US 501 with lakes and canals Larger, more complex roofs with valleys, check community guidelines on colors
Shaftesbury Glen Golf course community near SC 905 and SC 22 Two-story homes, check community guidelines before picking colors
Myrtle Trace and Lakeside Crossing 55+ active adult communities, Lakeside Crossing off US 501 Leak and vent repairs, low-maintenance roof options
Olde Mill and the US 701 corridor Newer single-family homes north of town Young roofs, storm checks and warranty questions

Downtown Conway Streets We Know

  • Third and Fourth Avenues between Laurel and Kingston Streets: the Downtown Historic District, built mostly between about 1900 and 1940.
  • Downtown storefront blocks: older commercial roofs with parapet walls and flat or low-slope sections.
  • The residential blocks from Fifth to Tenth Avenue: Greek Revival, Queen Anne and Tudor Revival homes under mature oaks.
  • Near the Riverwalk: homes and buildings close to the Waccamaw, where flood history matters.

Roof Materials for Conway Homes Compared by Collins Roofing and Repair

The best roof for a Conway home depends on three things: the age and style of the house, whether it sits in a historic district, and your budget. Here’s how the main options compare.

Roofing samples on a Collins Roofing and Repair tailgate in Conway, SC: an architectural asphalt shingle, a standing seam metal panel, a TPO flat roof membrane and a section of stamped metal shingle, with a Conway neighborhood of shingle roofs behind them. The image represents choosing the best roofing material for Conway SC based on wind, rain, shade, historic district rules and budget.
How the main roofing materials compare for a Conway, SC home
Material Best For in Conway Strengths Trade-Offs
Architectural asphalt shingles Most Conway homes and HOA neighborhoods Lowest cost, wind-rated options, algae-resistant lines Roughly 20 to 25 years in this climate
Standing seam metal Long-term owners, rural lots and homes under heavy rain Sheds water fast, handles wind and limb debris well Higher upfront cost, not a fit for every historic home
Exposed fastener metal Outbuildings, porches and farmhouses Lower cost than standing seam, long life Fasteners need checking over time
TPO, modified bitumen and coatings Porches, additions and commercial low-slope roofs Built for slopes shingles can’t handle Needs good drainage to avoid ponding
Stamped metal shingles or approved architectural shingles Historic district homes A look the historic guidelines accept Staff review in the historic districts
"Absolutely thrilled we chose Collins Roofing to replace our roof! They were incredibly professional, fair price, and did a great job!"
lynsey branham, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

What a Roof Costs in Conway, SC With Collins Roofing and Repair

Roof prices in Conway are quoted per square, which is 100 square feet of roof. Pitch, layers to tear off, rotted decking, historic district material rules and access all move the final number.

Price per square and typical whole-roof range for each roof type in Conway, SC
Roof Type Price Per Square Typical Whole-Roof Range
Architectural asphalt shingles $400-$600+ $7,600-$12,000+ for a 2,000 sq ft roof
Architectural asphalt shingles $400-$600+ $11,500-$18,000+ for a 3,000 sq ft roof
Metal roofing $1,000-$1,800+ Quoted after inspection
Flat and modified roofing Varies by system Quoted after inspection
Roof repair Not priced per square Quoted after inspection

What Moves the Price in Conway

Older in-town homes often hide rotted decking under two layers of shingles. Homes that sat in floodwater can need decking and ventilation work. In the historic districts, the material you are allowed to use can change the price.

Ways to Pay for a Conway Roof

  • 0% financing for 12 months on approved credit.
  • Free roof inspections with photos of everything we find.
  • Free written estimates with no pressure to sign.
  • Written workmanship warranty on labor, plus manufacturer material warranties.

Your Conway Roof Project With Collins Roofing and Repair, Step by Step

Every Collins Roofing and Repair job in Conway follows the same steps, so you always know what happens next.

  1. Call or book online.

    Our Conway office schedules your visit and calls the day before to confirm.

  2. Free roof inspection.

    Your service rep gets on the roof and photographs every issue.

  3. Written estimate.

    A clear scope and price, with repair and replacement options explained.

  4. City, county and historic district check.

    We confirm the permit path and any review your address needs.

  5. Repair or install day.

    The crew arrives on time, protects your property and does the work.

  6. Final check and cleanup.

    Your service rep checks the work, shares after photos and confirms the yard is clean.

"Great job. Was well pleased with the work they done. Clean the yard very well. Was on time like they said."
Betty Pringle, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google
Book Your Free Conway Roof Inspection Call 843-536-5951

Why Conway Homeowners Rate Collins Roofing and Repair 5.0 Stars

Collins Roofing and Repair has 71 Google reviews averaging 5.0 stars, and 70 of them are five stars.

Customers mention recommending us in 24 reviews, Josh or Joshua by name in 20, and professional service in 18. Read them all on our reviews page.

A collage of finished Collins Roofing and Repair projects around Conway, SC with five-star Google review cards overlaid: a roof replacement on a ranch home, a fascia metal repair, a flat roof membrane and a vent boot repair. The image represents the 71 Google reviews averaging 5.0 stars that customers have left for the Conway roofing company.
  • 5.0 Average across 71 Google reviews
  • 24 Reviews that say they would recommend us
  • 20 Reviews that mention Josh or Joshua by name
  • 18 Reviews that mention professional service
  • 15 Reviews that mention on time, prompt or fast service
  • 15 Reviews that mention repair work
  • 14 Reviews that mention a fair or competitive price
  • 13 Reviews that mention communication
  • 8 Reviews that mention a clean job site
"Good value. Good workmanship. Good communications. Good cleanup. Good billing. Easy to do business with."
Bruce Crawford, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google
"Collins Roofing did a great job. They are very professional and responsive to questions. They did a beautiful job with the roof and the cleanup."
Salient Properties, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Communities Collins Roofing and Repair Serves From Our Conway Office

Collins Roofing and Repair serves Conway and 20 surrounding communities across Horry, Georgetown and Marion counties. The beach towns see the most salt air and ocean wind. Inland, pines, oaks and summer thunderstorms are the bigger roof threats.

Distances are straight-line estimates; road miles run longer.

Visit the Collins Roofing and Repair Office in Conway

Our office is in Conway, so we are minutes from most of the city. Call, book online or stop by.

The Collins Roofing and Repair office at 216 Labonte St Unit AA in Conway, SC, with a branded work truck parked out front and the service rep heading out for a roof inspection. The image represents where Conway homeowners can call, book a free roof inspection or stop by the local roofing company for roof repair, roof replacement and storm damage repair.

Get a Free Roof Inspection From Conway’s 5.0-Star Roofer

Your roof is the only thing between your Conway home and the next storm. Book a free inspection with Collins Roofing and Repair and get a straight answer, real photos and a written estimate with no pressure.

Get Your Free Roof Inspection Call 843-536-5951
A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep shaking hands with a Conway, SC homeowner in front of a freshly replaced shingle roof at sunset, with the crew loading the last of the old roofing into the trailer. The image represents booking a free roof inspection with the roofing company in Conway SC rated 5.0 stars across 71 Google reviews.