Roofing & Exterior Contractor in Greenville, SC

Spring in the Upstate often brings severe thunderstorms with hail, and hail damage is easy to underestimate. Impacts can fracture the shingle mat beneath the surface, strip granules that protect against sunlight, and dent vents, gutters and metal trim. From the driveway the roof may look fine for months.

A proper hail inspection means getting on the roof and checking test squares on each slope, along with soft metals and siding. Our HAAG Certified inspectors know how to separate hail damage from normal wear and blistering, which matters because an insurer will look closely at that difference.

Winter ice adds another concern for Greenville homeowners. Ice loading can stress gutters and their connections, while thawing and refreezing can expose weak points around roof edges and flashing. If water shows up inside after an icy period, the visible stain may not reveal the entry point. Avoid climbing an icy roof or trying to pull frozen material off gutters; a safe inspection is the better starting point.

When planning a replacement, we discuss underlayment, ventilation, flashing and gutter attachment as connected parts of the roof system. The appropriate details depend on the property and the manufacturer's installation requirements. Considering winter conditions along with spring storms helps you understand the proposed scope rather than choosing materials only for their appearance.

Exterior Genie is headquartered in Lexington, and we do not keep a branch office in Greenville. We travel to the Upstate for full roof replacements and insurance claims, and we plan those projects carefully so the crew arrives with the right materials and a clear scope.

On insurance work, we inspect, document, and coordinate with your adjuster, then review the approved scope with you before anything starts. Coverage depends on your policy and deductible, and we never guarantee a claim outcome. For out-of-pocket costs, 0% for 12 months same-as-cash financing is available, subject to approval and terms.

To prepare for an Upstate inspection, note the date of the hailstorm or icy weather and any changes you noticed afterward. Indoor water stains, loose gutter connections and fallen shingle pieces are useful observations to share. Save existing roof records if available. We use that background alongside the inspection rather than treating weather history alone as proof of damage.