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Roof Repair Near You That Tracks Down the Real Leak and Fixes Flashing, Shingles, Vents, Skylights and Storm Damage

Collins Roofing and Repair Finds the Leak, Shows You the Photo and Fixes What's Actually Broken

Water on the ceiling? Shingles in the yard? Collins Roofing and Repair is the roof repair team that climbs your roof, finds where the water gets in and shows you the photo before we talk price. You pay to fix the leak, not to guess at it.

5.0 stars across 71 Google reviews. Free roof inspections. Emergency tarping when a storm opens your roof. Every repair carries a written workmanship warranty and our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Roof repair near you from Collins Roofing and Repair, with a service rep kneeling beside a cracked rubber pipe boot on an architectural shingle roof and photographing it with a tablet. The image shows the leak source being found and documented before any price is given.
A worn roof valley photographed during a Collins Roofing and Repair leak inspection in Conway, SC.
A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep on a ladder fitting new step flashing where a shingle roof meets a second-story wall, with the homeowner looking up from the yard. The image represents roof repair near you that fixes the real leak source instead of selling a new roof.
A replaced rubber pipe boot sealed into the surrounding shingles after a Collins Roofing and Repair leak repair.
  • 5.0 Stars 71 Google Reviews
  • Licensed and Insured
  • Free Roof Inspections
  • Written Workmanship Warranty
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee

How to Choose a Roof Repair Company Near You That Won't Push a New Roof on You

Choosing a roof repair company comes down to one test: will they fix what's broken, or sell you what pays them most? Collins Roofing and Repair built its reviews on honest diagnoses. One leak usually means one repair.

"Very thorough and friendly did not try to sell me anything very honest."
Charles Maybury, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Three Questions to Ask Before You Hire a Roof Repair Contractor

Ask these three before anyone puts a ladder against your house. Here's how Collins Roofing and Repair answers each one.

  1. Will You Get on My Roof Before You Quote?

    Water travels. It can enter at a pipe boot and drip through a light fixture several feet away. A roofer who quotes from the driveway is guessing.

    How Collins Roofing and Repair Answers

    Our service rep, Josh Floyd, gets on the roof on every leak call. He follows the stain back to the entry point, checks every penetration nearby and photographs what failed.

    Inside Clues, Outside Proof

    The stain inside tells us where to start. The roof itself tells us what failed. You get photos of both.

  2. Will You Quote a Repair, or Only a Replacement?

    If a repair will buy your roof years, you deserve to hear that. Ask whether the roofer has ever told a customer a repair was enough.

    How Collins Roofing and Repair Answers

    We quote what your roof needs. When a repair makes sense, you get a repair price. When the roof is near the end, we show you why and give you both numbers.

  3. Who Stands Behind the Repair After the Crew Leaves?

    A patch is only as good as the company that picks up the phone when it rains again. Ask what's in writing and who you call if the leak comes back.

    How Collins Roofing and Repair Answers

    Collins Roofing and Repair is a licensed and insured South Carolina roofing contractor with more than 15 years in Conway and the surrounding Horry, Florence and Marion County communities. Every repair carries a written workmanship warranty.

    Before and After Photos

    You get a photo of the problem before work starts and a photo of the finished repair after, so you know what you paid for without climbing a ladder.

Signs You Need Roof Repair Before the Next Heavy Rain

Roof repair is the targeted fix of one failure, like a cracked pipe boot, lifted flashing or a few missing shingles, without replacing the whole roof. Collins Roofing and Repair sees the same warning signs every week.

A brown water stain spreading across a white ceiling around a recessed light, photographed by Collins Roofing and Repair during a leak call. The image shows the most common warning sign that a home needs roof repair near you.

Signs Inside Your Home

  • Brown rings or bubbling paint on a ceiling, often near a light, vent or chimney.
  • A drip that only shows up in wind-driven rain, which points to flashing or an edge.
  • Daylight through the roof boards in the attic.
  • Wet or matted insulation, or a musty smell in an upstairs room.

Signs You Can Spot From the Yard

  • Shingles or tabs in the grass after a storm.
  • Granules piling up at the bottom of your downspouts.
  • Rusted, bent or lifted metal around the chimney, walls or skylights.
  • Sagging or peeling fascia and drip edge at the roof edge.
  • Tree limbs resting on or rubbing against the roof.
"Called and scheduled an appointment and Josh came out the next day on time. Josh made a small repair and now no more leaks into the half bath!"
James Pennington, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Why Your Roof Leak Shows Up Far From Where the Water Gets In

A roof leak is water that gets past the shingles and underlayment, then runs along decking, rafters and wiring until it finds a place to drip. That's why Collins Roofing and Repair traces every leak to its source before writing a price.

Follow the Water

We start where you see the damage. Water runs downhill from where it enters, so the highest point of the stain tells us where to look on the roof.

  • Stains and drip trails on ceilings, walls and, when we can get in, the attic decking.
  • Daylight around vents, plumbing pipes and the chimney.
  • Wet insulation right under the leak path.

Find the Failure on the Roof

Then we go up top to the matching spot, check every penetration and seam nearby and photograph what failed. You see the photo before you see a price.

The Most Common Leak Sources We Find

The leak sources Collins Roofing and Repair finds most often, the clue each one leaves inside and the repair it usually takes
Leak Source What You Notice Inside Usual Repair
Cracked pipe boot Drip near a bathroom or kitchen vent pipe Replace the boot and reseal the surrounding shingles
Wind-lifted vent or shingles Leak after wind-driven rain Reset or replace and seal the tabs
Failed wall or chimney flashing Stain on a wall or ceiling beside the chimney or a second story Replace step and counter flashing
Worn valley Stain under the spot where two slopes meet Reline the valley and reset the shingles
Skylight seal or flashing failure Water at the skylight frame Reflash, reseal or replace the skylight
Popped nails Small drips in random spots Pull, replace and seal the fasteners
Clogged gutters backing water up Stains along an exterior wall or rotted fascia Repair the shingle edge, drip edge and decking
Flat roof seam or blister Leak under a porch or addition roof Patch the membrane or reseal the seam

Roof Repairs Collins Roofing and Repair Handles Every Week

Collins Roofing and Repair repairs shingle, metal and flat roofs on homes and commercial buildings. Most repairs are done in a single visit. These are the ones our crews handle most.

A Collins Roofing and Repair roofer replacing a few wind-damaged architectural shingles and new fascia metal along a roof edge. The image represents the everyday roof repair near you: shingles, flashing, vents, skylights, fascia and flat roof seams.
  • Flashing Repair

    Flashing is the metal that seals the joints where your roof meets a chimney, wall, skylight or dormer. It's where most leaks start. We replace bent, rusted or lifted flashing instead of smearing sealant over it.

  • Pipe Boot and Vent Repair

    The rubber collar around a plumbing vent dries out and cracks in the sun. It's one of the most common leaks and one of the cheapest to fix. We also reset and replace vents that wind has lifted.

  • Missing and Damaged Shingles

    Wind, limbs and age knock shingles loose. We match color and profile as closely as the product line allows and seal the tabs around them. On older roofs, new shingles can look a shade different at first.

  • Valley and Ridge Repair

    Valleys carry more water than any other part of the roof, and ridges take the hardest wind. We reline worn valleys and replace cracked or blown-off ridge caps.

  • Skylight Leak Repair and Replacement

    We reseal and reflash leaking skylights. When the unit itself is failing, with fogged glass or a cracked frame, we replace it.

  • Fascia, Drip Edge and Rotten Decking

    When water has been getting in for a while, the edge metal rusts and the plywood goes soft. We cut out the rotten section, replace it and put new drip edge and fascia metal back on.

  • Flat Roof Repair

    Porches, additions and commercial roofs with low slopes get membrane patches, seam repairs and coatings. When a flat roof is past saving, we price a new system.

"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
"I needed to replace a skylight. Josh arrived on time to review the work and provided a complete estimate. ... the roofing experts replaced the skylight and the leak was fixed."
Sam Wathen, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Emergency Roof Repair and Tarping When the Storm Won't Wait

Emergency roof repair stops water from coming in right now. Collins Roofing and Repair takes emergency calls, tarps the opening, photographs the damage and then schedules the permanent repair. Active leaks and storm damage go to the front of the line.

A Collins Roofing and Repair crew securing a heavy-duty tarp over a storm-damaged section of shingle roof after a tree limb strike. The image represents emergency roof repair near you: stop the water first, then make the permanent fix.

What to Do While You Wait for Us

  1. Move furniture and valuables out from under the drip.
  2. Catch the water with a bucket or tarp.
  3. Don't poke a bulging ceiling. Keep people clear and call us.
  4. Take photos of the damage for your records.
  5. Stay off the roof. Wet shingles are dangerous.

Storm Damage We Fix Fast

Wind and Hurricane Damage

Lifted shingles, torn ridge caps and peeled-back flashing. The National Weather Service logged 23 wind reports in Horry County through early September 2026, including a 65 mph gust in Forestbrook on July 11.

Hail and Fallen Limbs

Hail knocks granules off shingles, and a limb through the roof punctures decking. On May 11, 2026, 1.75 inch hail fell near Green Sea, outside Loris. We tarp, then replace the broken decking and reshingle.

See storm damage repair.

"Service Tech, Joshua, responded with urgency when we needed emergent repairs and handled everything with exceptional professionalism and courtesy."
Sylvia Holmes, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Repair or Replace? The Honest Call Collins Roofing and Repair Makes on Every Roof

Repair fixes one failure on a roof that still has life left. Replacement makes sense when damage is widespread, the decking is failing or the roof is near the end. Collins Roofing and Repair gives you the honest call, and both prices when it's close.

Side-by-side photos from Collins Roofing and Repair of a sound shingle roof with one freshly repaired pipe boot and an aging roof with widespread curling shingles. The image compares roof repair near you with roof replacement.

The Repair vs Replace Decision Table

Factor by factor, what points to a roof repair and what points to a roof replacement
Factor Repair Usually Makes Sense Replacement Usually Makes Sense
Roof age Well under 20 years on architectural shingles Around 20 to 25 years, the normal life here
Damage area One spot or one slope Several areas across the roof
Leak history First leak with a clear cause Repeat leaks in different places
Decking Solid, with one small soft spot Soft or sagging across whole sections
Shingle condition Lying flat and holding granules Curling, cracking or bald patches
Repair price A small share of a new roof Climbing toward a big share of a new roof

For scale, a new architectural shingle roof runs about $7,600-$12,000+ on a 2,000 sq ft roof. See roof replacement.

"My job was a fix to a 12 year old roof. So thankful for this outfit. ... They even share what the problems actually are and offer DIY solutions."
Rich Smith, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

When a Repair Is the Smart Spend

If the damage is local and the rest of the roof has years left, a repair is the better use of your money. Collins Roofing and Repair only recommends replacement when repairs would mean putting good money into a failing roof.

Will You Repair a Roof Someone Else Installed?

Yes. Collins Roofing and Repair repairs roofs no matter who installed them. If your roof is young enough to still be under its installer's warranty, call them first, and we'll give you our photos to take with you.

Your Roof Repair in Five Steps With Collins Roofing and Repair

Collins Roofing and Repair runs every roof repair the same way, from a single pipe boot to a storm-torn slope.

  1. Call or book online.

    Our office schedules your free leak inspection and calls the day before. Active leaks and storm damage go first.

  2. Inspection and leak tracing.

    Your service rep gets on the roof, finds the entry point and photographs it. If rain is coming, we tarp it.

  3. Written repair estimate.

    A clear repair price, plus a replacement number if it's close.

  4. Repair day.

    The crew fixes the failure and picks up after itself.

  5. Before and after photos.

    You see the finished repair, and the written workmanship warranty covers the labor.

"He took pictures of what needed to be done and discussed it with me. I approved what needed to be done and agreed on the price. Signed the contract and Josh proceeded with the repair."
Linda Yesilonis, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

What Roof Repair Costs Near You and How Collins Roofing and Repair Helps You Pay for It

Most roof repairs around the Grand Strand run about $350-$2,000+ in 2026. Small fixes like a pipe boot sit at the low end, and chimney or decking work sits at the high end. Collins Roofing and Repair gives you a written price after a free inspection.

Typical 2026 local price ranges by repair, from a pipe boot to structural work
Repair Typical 2026 Local Range
Pipe boot replacement $150-$500+
Replacing a few to 25 shingles $150-$800+
Step or wall flashing repair $200-$1,200+
Skylight reseal or reflash $300-$900+
Valley repair $400-$1,200+
Chimney reflash $300-$3,000+
Rotten decking, per 4x8 sheet installed $150-$300+
Hole from a tree or debris strike $500-$2,000+
Skylight replacement $1,000-$2,900+
Sagging section or structural repair $1,500-$4,000+

Emergency repairs after hours or mid-storm usually cost more than the same repair on a scheduled day.

What Moves the Price of a Roof Repair

  • Pitch and height. Steep, tall roofs take more setup.
  • How long the leak has run. Rotten decking adds material and labor.
  • Roofing material. Metal panels, flat membranes and older shingle lines cost more to match.
  • Obstacles. Chimneys, skylights and rooftop equipment slow the work.
  • Salt air. Near the ocean, corrosion-resistant fasteners and metals cost more.
"Exceptional service! The leak was found fast, professionally repaired, and the price was very reasonable."
Scott Harris, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Financing, Free Inspections and Written Estimates

More Roofing Services From Collins Roofing and Repair

Not every roof problem ends with a repair. Collins Roofing and Repair handles the full roofing picture from one office.

A grid of Collins Roofing and Repair projects showing a roof inspection, a full shingle replacement, a metal roof and a tarped storm-damaged roof. The image links roof repair near you to the rest of the company's roofing services.

How to Reach Collins Roofing and Repair and Where to Find Us

Collins Roofing and Repair answers the phone when your ceiling starts dripping. Call, book online or stop by the office.

Call Us

Talk to our office at 843-536-5951. Tell them where the water is showing up, and they'll book your free leak inspection on the first call.

What Happens After You Reach Out

  1. We confirm your visit, or move you up if water is coming in.
  2. Your service rep finds the leak and photographs the source.
  3. You get a written estimate with a repair price.
  4. You decide. No pressure and no "today only" pricing.

Our Roof Repair Service Areas

Collins Roofing and Repair provides roof repair from the Grand Strand beaches to the inland towns, across Horry, Georgetown and Marion counties.

  • 21 Communities served
  • 3 Counties covered

Collins Roofing and Repair in Conway, SC

Collins Roofing and Repair in Conway, SC handles leak repair, flashing, shingles, skylights and emergency tarping for every community below.

Communities We Serve

Communities served across Horry, Georgetown and Marion counties with approximate straight-line distance from our Conway office
Community County Approx. Distance From Our Office (Miles)
Conway Horry 0
Red Hill Horry 3
Homewood Horry 4
Forestbrook Horry 9
Carolina Forest Horry 10
Socastee Horry 11
Bucksport Horry 13
Aynor Horry 14
Myrtle Beach Horry 14
Surfside Beach Horry 16
Briarcliffe Acres Horry 17
Garden City Horry / Georgetown 17
Loris Horry 18
Longs Horry 20
Murrells Inlet Georgetown 20
North Myrtle Beach Horry 21
Little River Horry 25
Mullins Marion 28
Pawleys Island Georgetown 28
Marion Marion 31
Georgetown Georgetown 35

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

Stop the Leak Before It Becomes a New Ceiling

Every day a leak runs, the repair gets bigger. Book a free leak inspection with Collins Roofing and Repair. We'll find the source, show you the photos and give you an honest repair price before anything else happens.

A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep showing a homeowner the finished pipe boot repair from the ladder on a clear afternoon. The image represents booking a free leak inspection for roof repair near you from a roofer rated 5.0 stars across 71 Google reviews.