5.0 Stars (71 Reviews) Licensed and Insured

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

Collins Roofing and Repair Keeps Surfside Beach Roofs Tight Against Salt Air, Ocean Wind and Hurricane Season

Collins Roofing and Repair is the roofing company Surfside Beach homeowners call when they want the real problem found, photographed and fixed. We get on the roof, show you every issue and price the repair before we ever talk about a new roof.

We know the Town of Surfside Beach permit, the flood zone questions on the application and what salt air does to flashing a block from the ocean. One service rep stays your contact from the first visit to the final photos.

A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep on the ladder of a two-story raised beach house a few blocks off Ocean Boulevard in Surfside Beach, SC, photographing a lifted ridge cap while the homeowner checks the photos on a phone. The image represents the roofing company in Surfside Beach SC for roof inspections, roof repairs, roof replacements, metal roofing and storm damage repair.
New drip edge and corrosion-resistant fasteners set along the eave of a Surfside Beach, SC roof by Collins Roofing and Repair.
The Collins Roofing and Repair crew finishing an architectural shingle roof replacement on a 1980s brick ranch near Glenns Bay Road in Surfside Beach, SC, with the yard raked clean and old shingles loaded in the trailer. The image represents a licensed and insured roofing company in Surfside Beach SC with a written workmanship warranty.
A standing seam metal roof finished on a coastal cottage near the Surfside Beach, SC pier by Collins Roofing and Repair.
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About Collins Roofing and Repair in Surfside Beach: Everyday Roofing and Storm Roofing on the Family Beach

Collins Roofing and Repair handles everyday roofing and storm roofing for Surfside Beach homes, rentals and small businesses, from one leaking vent boot to a full tear-off.

We are the same team behind our roofing company in Conway. Surfside Beach sits about 16 miles from our Conway office in a straight line, or about 18 road miles and 35 minutes down SC 544, which ends right in town.

That short drive matters after a storm. When a squall line comes off the ocean and opens a roof on Ocean Boulevard, we can have a tarp on it the same day in most cases, because active leaks and storm damage go to the front of the line.

Everyday Roofing in Surfside Beach

Most of our Surfside Beach calls are not dramatic. A pipe boot cracks in the sun, a fascia board rots behind a clogged gutter, or a 1980s roof starts dropping granules into the downspouts on a house off Surfside Drive.

We trace the leak from the attic and the roof, quote a roof repair when a repair will do, and quote a roof replacement only when the roof is truly worn out. Josh, our service rep, shows you the photos either way.

"Collins Roofing did an outstanding job with some shingle repairs and fascia metal work on my home. They made sure every shingle was properly fixed and didn’t cut any corners."
J B3, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Storm Roofing in Surfside Beach

The other half is storm work. Surfside Beach is about 2 square miles of low, flat ground sitting 16 feet above sea level, with nothing between the oceanfront rows and the Atlantic but the dunes.

Through our storm damage repair service, we tarp open roofs, photograph every damaged area so you have a record, and then repair or replace what the wind took. We are a local company, so we are still here after the storm passes.

"From my estimate to completion Collins roofing was friendly and professional. They are focused on the job and completed a head of schedule."
Anne Lewis Searles, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

The Truth About Hiring a Roofer in Surfside Beach (And How Collins Roofing and Repair Fixes It)

Hiring a roofer in Surfside Beach looks simple until you hit the town permit, the flood zone boxes on the application and the out-of-town crews that show up after every storm. Here is what goes wrong and how Collins Roofing and Repair handles it.

A Surfside Beach homeowner at a kitchen table reviewing a Town of Surfside Beach building permit application next to a Collins Roofing and Repair service rep, who shows photos of rusted roof nails and corroded drip edge on a tablet. The image represents hiring a roofer in Surfside Beach SC who handles the town permit, flood zone questions and HOA rules before work starts.

The Problems Surfside Beach Homeowners Run Into

The Town Permit Gets Skipped

Surfside Beach is its own town with its own Planning, Building and Zoning Department. The town's permit application asks for the contractor's state license number and a Town of Surfside Beach business license number. A crew without both can't legally pull your permit.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

We confirm the permit path at your inspection and file the application with the town. You get the permit number before the crew is scheduled, and the work is inspected the way the town expects.

Salt Air Eats the Small Parts First

Shingles usually outlast the metal on a beach roof. Drip edge, exposed nail heads, vent flashing and pipe boot collars rust and loosen first, and that is where most Surfside Beach leaks start.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

Your free inspection includes the metal, not just the shingles. We photograph rusted flashing, loose fasteners and failing sealant, and we replace them with materials suited to salt exposure.

Storm Chasers After Every Big Blow

After storms like Matthew in 2016 and Ian in 2022, crews with out-of-state plates knocked on doors across the Grand Strand. Many are gone before a warranty would ever matter.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

Collins Roofing and Repair works from a permanent office in Conway, about 35 minutes away, and has 71 Google reviews you can read today. Your written workmanship warranty stays with a company that answers the phone after the next storm.

Rental Calendars and Absentee Owners

The Census Bureau counts about 1,610 of Surfside Beach's 4,254 housing units as seasonal or vacation homes. A leak in a rental can sit for weeks if the owner lives out of state.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

We send the photos straight to the owner or the property manager and schedule around guest turnover when we can. Our office calls the day before every visit.

What You Actually Need From a Surfside Beach Roofer

  • A real inspection. Attic and roof, with photos, before any price.
  • The town permit filed correctly. State license, town business license and the right valuation on the application.
  • Flood zone awareness. Someone who checks whether your home sits in a Special Flood Hazard Area before a big repair.
  • Salt-ready metal. Flashing, drip edge and fasteners chosen for ocean exposure.
  • A local office. A roofer who will still be around for warranty work.

Roofing Services From Collins Roofing and Repair in Surfside Beach, SC

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

Roofing Services for Surfside Beach Homes

  • Free Roof Inspection

    Photo-backed inspections for leaks, storm checks, home purchases and rental turnovers. See roof inspection.

  • Roof Repair and Leak Detection

    Leaks at pipe boots, vents, valleys, skylights and wall flashing, traced to the source before we quote. See roof repair.

  • Roof Replacement

    Full tear-off, rotten decking replaced, new underlayment, drip edge, ventilation and shingles, with full cleanup. See roof replacement.

  • Storm Damage Repair

    Emergency tarping and repair after wind, hail and tropical storms. See storm damage repair.

Roofing Materials We Install in Surfside Beach

  • Shingle roofing: wind-rated architectural shingles, the most common roof in town.
  • Metal roofing: standing seam and exposed fastener systems that shed heavy rain and handle ocean wind.
  • Flat and modified roofing: TPO and modified bitumen for porch roofs, additions and low-slope sections.
  • FORTIFIED roofing: sealed roof decks and reinforced edges built to the IBHS standard.

Commercial Roofing in Surfside Beach

Shops and restaurants along US 17 Business, offices, churches and rental buildings need roofs that stay dry through the busy season. Our commercial roofing team repairs and replaces single-ply membrane, coating systems and metal, and can work around your business hours.

Surfside Beach Weather and Storms: What Collins Roofing and Repair Sees on Local Roofs

Surfside Beach weather is the main reason roofs here wear out early. A 1976 federal flood study said the town "is subject to serious flooding from tidal surge caused by hurricanes and tidal storms," and the record since then has proved it.

Dark clouds rolling in over the rebuilt concrete Surfside Beach Pier as a Collins Roofing and Repair crew fastens an emergency tarp over a wind-damaged roof a few blocks inland. The image represents the hurricanes, ocean wind, salt air and flooding rain that damage roofs in Surfside Beach SC and the storm damage repair Collins provides.

Storms That Hit Surfside Beach Roofs

Hurricanes and storms recorded at Surfside Beach and the nearby coast, from Hazel in 1954 forward
Date Storm What Surfside Beach and the Nearby Coast Saw
Sep 5, 2026 Thunderstorms 40 mph gusts along the Grand Strand, trees down on US 17 and Little River Road
Jul 11, 2026 Severe storms 65 mph gust in nearby Forestbrook, 51 mph at the Myrtle Beach airport, nearly 2,000 outages in Horry County
Aug 8, 2024 Tropical Storm Debby 40 mph gust at the Myrtle Beach airport, downed trees and flash flooding
Sep 30, 2022 Hurricane Ian 61 mph gust at Springmaid Pier, water 10.77 feet above low tide there, over 60,000 Horry County customers without power
Sep 5, 2019 Hurricane Dorian 10.25 inches of rain just northeast of Surfside Beach, flash flooding in the Surfside Beach Club community
Sep 14, 2018 Hurricane Florence No significant damage reported in Surfside Beach, about 80,000 Grand Strand customers lost power
Oct 8, 2016 Hurricane Matthew Surfside Pier lost about half of its 689-foot length, 74 mph gust at the Myrtle Beach airport
Sep 21 to 22, 1989 Hurricane Hugo Surge estimated at 13 feet, 10 inches of sand and mud on Ocean Boulevard, pier destroyed
Oct 1954 Hurricane Hazel Most of the beach's roughly 70 houses and the pier destroyed

What Each Surfside Beach Weather Threat Does to a Roof

Straight Ocean Wind

Wind off the Atlantic hits the first few rows of homes with nothing to slow it. It lifts shingle tabs, breaks the seal strips and peels ridge caps first, especially on raised homes and two-story rentals.

Heavy Tropical Rain

Dorian dropped more than 10 inches just northeast of town in 2019. Rain like that finds every cracked pipe boot and open nail hole, and it backs up under shingles when gutters clog with pine straw and sand.

Salt Air Year Round

Salt rides the sea breeze every day, not just in storms. It corrodes exposed fasteners, drip edge and vent flashing, and it shortens the life of cheap sealants.

Summer Thunderstorms

Not every damaging storm has a name. The July 11, 2026 storms pushed a 65 mph gust through Forestbrook, just inland, and short bursts like that loosen shingles across the whole area.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Builds Roofs for Surfside Beach

  • Wind-rated installs. Correct nailing and sealed starter and ridge courses to manufacturer specs.
  • Corrosion-aware metal. Drip edge, flashing and fasteners matched to salt exposure.
  • Sealed penetrations. New boots and flashing at every vent and pipe on a replacement.
  • Gutter checks. We point out clogged gutters that push water under the shingle edge.
  • Fast storm response. Emergency tarping when a storm opens your roof.

Surfside Beach Permits, Flood Zones and HOA Rules: How Collins Roofing and Repair Handles Them

Every Surfside Beach address inside town limits runs through the Town of Surfside Beach, not Horry County. Homes with a Surfside Beach mailing address outside the town line fall under Horry County instead, so we check the parcel first.

The Surfside Beach Town Hall on Highway 17 South in Surfside Beach, SC, with a Collins Roofing and Repair truck parked nearby and a service rep holding a building permit application and a flood zone map. The image represents roofing under the Town of Surfside Beach building permit, flood zone review and HOA rules, handled by the roofing company in Surfside Beach SC.

The Town of Surfside Beach Building Permit

The Planning, Building and Zoning Department at Town Hall, 210 Highway 17 South ( 843-913-6341), handles building permits inside town limits. Here is what matters for a roof:

  • Contractor details on the form. The town's building permit application asks for the contractor's state license number and Town of Surfside Beach business license number.
  • Valuation-based fees. Repair and replacement permits use the town's fee table, based on the total value of labor, material and profit.
  • Flood zone fields. The application asks for the flood zone, base flood elevation and FIRM panel for the property.
  • Covenant question. The form asks whether a recorded covenant on the parcel conflicts with the work, which is where HOA rules come in.
  • Appeals. Decisions by the Building Official can be appealed to the town's Construction Board of Appeals.

What the Permit Costs

The fee table the town links today comes from Ordinance 13-0764. For repairs and renovations, it charges a $50 minimum up to $4,000 in value, then $50 for the first $1,000 plus $5 for each additional $1,000 up to $49,999.

Town of Surfside Beach permit fee at several roof project values, under the posted fee table
Roof Project Value Town Permit Fee Under the Posted Table
Up to $4,000 $50 minimum
$10,000 About $95
$15,000 About $120
$25,000 About $170

When plans are required, the town adds a plan review fee equal to 50 percent of the permit fee. A typical shingle re-roof doesn't need drawn plans, but we confirm it with the town on every job.

Flood Zones and Big Storm Repairs

The town takes part in FEMA's Community Rating System and is rated CRS Class 7. Much of Surfside Beach sits in a Special Flood Hazard Area, and the town has its own Coastal "A" Zone construction rules.

The town also publishes substantial improvement and damage guidance, including a "48 Percent Rule" document. On a large storm repair, we check with the department whether that guidance applies before the work is priced.

HOA and Community Rules

Some Surfside Beach condo regimes and subdivisions have recorded covenants on roof color, material and contractor insurance. Rules differ by community, so we check yours at the first visit.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Handles It

Your service rep confirms town limits, the flood zone and any HOA requirements during your free inspection. We then line up the color and material details for the HOA and file the town permit before the crew is scheduled.

Surfside Beach Neighborhoods and Homes Collins Roofing and Repair Works On

Surfside Beach is an older town by beach standards: the median home was built in 1985, and about 35 percent of homes went up before 1980. That puts many roofs on their second or third replacement, with decking that deserves a close look.

An aerial view of Surfside Beach, SC, showing oceanfront rentals along Ocean Boulevard, older ranch homes on tree-lined side streets and newer two-story homes inland toward Glenns Bay Road, several with freshly replaced roofs by Collins Roofing and Repair. The image represents the range of homes the roofing company in Surfside Beach SC repairs and replaces.
Share of Surfside Beach homes by era built, and what each era usually means for the roof
Era Built Share of Surfside Beach Homes What It Usually Means for the Roof
1959 or earlier About 10 percent Original beach cottages, often on a third roof, decking worth checking
1960s About 12 percent Low-slope additions and porch roofs that need membrane, not shingles
1970s About 13 percent Second or third roof, ventilation often undersized
1980s About 27 percent The biggest group, many due for full replacement now
1990s About 17 percent Original or first-replacement roofs at 25 years or more
2000s About 16 percent Builder-grade shingles reaching the end of their life
2010 or later About 6 percent Storm repairs and warranty questions

Source data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020 to 2024 five-year estimates.

Surfside Beach Areas We Serve

The Surfside Beach areas Collins Roofing and Repair works in and the roof issues each one brings
Area Typical Homes What It Means for the Roof
Ocean Boulevard oceanfront Raised beach houses, rentals and small condo buildings Full ocean wind, fastest metal corrosion, rental scheduling
Blocks between Ocean Blvd and US 17 Business Older cottages and ranch homes near the pier Aging decking, past repairs layered on old roofs
Surfside Drive and the town center Mix of 1960s to 1980s homes and shops Low-slope porch roofs, vent and boot leaks
Glenns Bay Road and SC 544 corridor 1980s and newer subdivisions inland Full replacements on 25 to 40 year old roofs
Surfside Beach Club and nearby communities Planned neighborhoods with community rules HOA approvals, Dorian-era flooding history
Deerfield and nearby Surfside addresses Golf-area homes and condos with Surfside mailing addresses Often Horry County jurisdiction, check before permitting
"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

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

Roof prices in Surfside Beach are quoted per square, which is 100 square feet of roof. Pitch, height, the number of layers to tear off, decking repairs and metal upgrades for salt exposure move the final number.

Price per square and typical whole-roof range for each roof type in Surfside Beach
Roof Type Price Per Square Typical Whole-Roof Range
Architectural shingles $400-$600+ $7,600-$12,000+ for a 2,000 sq ft roof
Architectural 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, often the same week

Why Some Surfside Beach Roofs Cost More

Raised homes need more staging and safety setup. Older homes may have two layers to tear off and soft decking under them. Oceanfront roofs often call for upgraded flashing and fasteners, and the town permit fee rises with the project value.

Ways to Pay for a Surfside Beach 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 Surfside Beach Roof Project With Collins Roofing and Repair, Step by Step

Every Collins Roofing and Repair job in Surfside Beach follows the same steps, so you always know what comes next.

  1. Call or book online.

    Our office schedules your visit and calls the day before.

  2. Free inspection.

    Josh gets on the roof, checks the attic and photographs every issue.

  3. Written estimate.

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

  4. Permit and approvals.

    We confirm town limits, file the Town of Surfside Beach permit and help with any HOA paperwork.

  5. Work day.

    The crew protects your property, tears off to the deck where needed and installs the roof.

  6. Final check.

    Your service rep checks the work, shares after photos and confirms cleanup.

"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

Why Surfside Beach Homeowners Choose Collins Roofing and Repair

Collins Roofing and Repair has 71 Google reviews averaging 5.0 stars, and 70 of them are five stars. Customers mention Josh by name in 20 of them, and 24 say they would recommend us. Fair prices come up 14 times and clean job sites 8 times.

Read them all on our reviews page or on Google.

A collage of finished Collins Roofing and Repair projects near Surfside Beach, SC, with five-star Google review cards overlaid: a shingle repair with new fascia metal, a full roof replacement and a vent boot repair. The image represents the 71 Google reviews averaging 5.0 stars that customers have left for the roofing company in Surfside Beach SC.
  • 24 Reviews that would recommend us
  • 20 Reviews that mention Josh by name
  • 14 Reviews that mention fair prices
  • 8 Reviews that mention clean job sites
"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! Josh was super responsive and helpful throughout the entire process."
Bright Hutchinson, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Areas Near Surfside Beach Served by Collins Roofing and Repair

Collins Roofing and Repair serves Surfside Beach and the communities around it, from the southern Grand Strand beaches to the Waccamaw River.

  • Garden City: directly south of Surfside Beach along US 17 Business.

  • Murrells Inlet: just past Garden City, home of the MarshWalk.

  • Socastee: inland across US 17 Bypass toward the Intracoastal Waterway.

  • Forestbrook: up SC 544 toward Conway.

  • Myrtle Beach: north along Business 17 and Ocean Boulevard.

For homes in and around Conway, see our roofing company in Conway page.

Get a Free Roof Inspection in Surfside Beach From Collins Roofing and Repair

Your roof takes the first hit from every storm that comes off the Atlantic. Book a free inspection with Collins Roofing and Repair and get a straight answer, real photos, the town permit handled and a written estimate with no pressure.

A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep shaking hands with a Surfside Beach homeowner in front of a freshly replaced roof at sunset, with the crew loading the last of the debris into the trailer. The image represents booking a free roof inspection with the roofing company in Surfside Beach SC rated 5.0 stars across 71 Google reviews.