4.9 Stars (680 Reviews) Atlas Pro+ Diamond Contractor

Storm Damage Repair Near You With Fast Tarping and Repairs for Wind, Hail and Hurricane Damage to Your Home

Charleston Roofs and Windows Finds the Hidden Damage and Restores Your Roof, Windows, Siding and Gutters Under One Project Manager

Storm just passed? Water coming through the ceiling? Call us. We'll get a crew out to tarp the opening, often the same day, so the next rain doesn't make it worse.

Then Charleston Roofs and Windows finds the damage you can't see from the ground and fixes all of it: roof, windows, siding and gutters. One W2 project manager. One final walkaround. Locally owned since 2012.

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Homeowner Buyer's Guide

How to Choose a Storm Damage Repair Company Near You When Everyone Is Knocking

After a big storm, trucks you've never seen show up on every street. Charleston Roofs and Windows has repaired Lowcountry roofs through Ian, Helene and every summer storm in between.

"We had some missing shingle damage after hurricane Ian came through and Kim was able to schedule an appointment with Eric Chessnut rather quickly."

Tammy Felder, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google)
Homeowner choosing a storm damage repair company near you after a hurricane
680 Google Reviews · 4.9 ★ Average
Vetting Checklist

Three Questions to Ask Before You Hire

Ask every storm damage contractor near you these three questions. Here's how Charleston Roofs and Windows answers.

01

How Fast Can You Stop the Water?

Every hour an opening stays uncovered, more water reaches the decking, insulation and drywall.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Answers

Our office team dispatches emergency tarping fast, often the same day you call and usually by the next morning. Reviews describe crews arriving within the hour when rain was on the way.

● Free Inspections and Written Estimates

Once the tarp is on, an inspection manager checks the whole roof at no cost.

02

Do You Have a Local Office I Can Drive To?

Out-of-town storm crews leave when the work dries up. If a repair fails next spring, you need someone still here.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Answers

Our office has served the Lowcountry since January 2012, and the address is at the bottom of this page. Come by any time.

● BBB A+ Accredited

Charleston Roofs and Windows has been BBB accredited since February 2024 with an A+ rating.

03

Who Oversees the Repairs After the Tarp Comes Off?

Storm work often spans roof, windows, siding and gutters. When each trade answers to a different company, nobody owns the leak.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Answers

A W2 project manager runs your whole restoration and does a final walkaround with you when it's done.

● W2 Project Managers

Employees on site checking the work, not a sub calling in.

Red Flags: Storm Chasers and Door Knockers After a Hurricane

The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs and SC LLR both warn homeowners about repair scams after major storms. Watch for these signs.

They knocked first.

Unsolicited crews with "leftover materials" are a classic warning sign.

They want it signed today.

A fair price is still fair next week.

They want full payment up front.

Pay in full only after the work is done.

They can't show a license.

Check LLR's Licensee Lookup at llr.sc.gov or call the Residential Builders Commission at 803-896-4696.

Nothing is in writing.

Get a written contract and keep a signed copy.

No local address.

If you can't drive to them, you can't hold them accountable.

Same-Day Emergency Response

Emergency Roof Tarping the Same Day You Call

Emergency roof tarping is a temporary cover that seals a damaged roof until permanent repairs are made. Charleston Roofs and Windows installs tarps to stop rain from reaching your decking, attic and ceilings while the full repair is planned.

Emergency roof tarping near you with battens fastened over the ridge to stop storm leaks

What a Proper Emergency Tarp Includes

  • Heavy-duty tarp sized well past the damage on every side.
  • Wood battens fastened through it so wind can't get under.
  • Lapped over the ridge when possible so water sheds off.
  • Debris cleared first so nothing punctures it.
  • Photos of the damage before it's covered.

When a Tree or Limb Comes Through the Roof

A limb through the roof has to be cleared, covered and checked before the next band of rain.

"A tree branch came through my roof on a Friday afternoon. Dallas was there within the hour and had it repaired that night, because there was a chance of rain."

Ott Laura, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google)

"They came out the next morning, inspected my roof, placed a tarp to prevent further damage and made arrangements to repair it. My project was completed within 4 days from my initial phone call."

Kathryn S, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google)
Damage by Cause

Wind, Hail and Hurricane Damage: What You'll See and What We Do

Storm damage is any harm wind, hail, rain or debris does to your roof and exterior. Charleston Roofs and Windows sorts it by cause because each type fails differently and needs a different fix.

Storm Damage by Type

What You'll See · What We Do
Damage Type What You'll See What We Do
Wind Missing, lifted or creased shingles, torn ridge caps Tarp openings, replace shingles, check deck fastening
Hail Bruised shingles, granule loss, dented gutters and vents Inspect every slope up close, repair or replace
Hurricane Sections peeled back, exposed decking, broken windows Same-day tarp and board-up, then full restoration
Fallen limbs Punctured decking, crushed gutters Cover the hole, replace decking, rebuild the section
Water intrusion Ceiling stains, wet insulation, musty attic Trace the leak from the attic, fix the source
Windows, siding and gutters Cracked glass, split siding, gutters pulled loose Board-up, then replace windows, siding and gutters

Wind Damage

Wind lifts shingles at the edges and ridges first. Even when a shingle lays back down, the seal strip underneath may be broken, and the next storm finishes the job.

Hail Damage

Summer hail hits Lowcountry homes too. Hail bruises knock granules off shingles and expose the asphalt to sun, which shortens roof life even when nothing leaks yet.

Hurricane Damage

Hurricanes bring sustained wind, flying debris and sideways rain at once. Charleston Roofs and Windows tarps and boards up first, then restores in the right order.

Repair or Replace After a Hurricane?

Limited damage usually means a repair. Widespread damage or soaked decking can make replacement the better value. Charleston Roofs and Windows quotes both.

Replacing anyway? Ask about building it to the FORTIFIED standard.

Wind damage and creased shingles found during a storm damage roof inspection

"My roof was damaged in a storm, and Amanda arranged for Eric to come out and help the same day I called."

Joy, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google)
Roof and Attic Inspection

The Storm Damage You Can't See From the Ground

Hidden storm damage is any damage that doesn't show from the yard but still lets water in or shortens roof life. Charleston Roofs and Windows inspection managers get on the roof and into the attic, because that's where most of it hides.

What Our Inspection Managers Check

  • Creased shingles. Wind-bent tabs that lie flat but have lost their seal.
  • Bruised shingles. Hail hits that only show up close.
  • Lifted flashing. At chimneys, walls, skylights and valleys.
  • Nail pops. Fasteners backed out under wind stress.
  • Ridge and vent damage. Cracked caps and loose vent boots.
  • Attic moisture. Stained decking, damp insulation and rusty nail tips.

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Hidden storm damage found in the attic during a roof inspection near you

Why Hidden Damage Matters Months Later

Small openings let water into the decking a little at a time. By the time a ceiling stain shows, the plywood can be soft. Catching it right after the storm keeps the fix small.

"Grady Brown discovered the leak quickly, he climbed on the roof and then patched it - all in the same call! Grady took photos, explained how the leak occurred and told us what to watch out for in the future."

Amy Haley, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google)
Homeowner Checklist

What to Do Right After a Storm: A Homeowner Checklist

The first hours after a storm decide how much damage turns into water damage. Charleston Roofs and Windows recommends this checklist for every homeowner in our service area.

Your First Hours After the Storm

  1. 01

    Stay off the roof.

    Wet shingles and hidden holes make it dangerous. Stay clear of downed lines too.

  2. 02

    Photograph the damage.

    Take pictures outside and inside before anything is moved or repaired, for your own records.

  3. 03

    Catch the water.

    Set out buckets, move furniture and electronics, and lay down towels.

  4. 04

    Check the attic if it's safe.

    Look for drips, wet insulation or daylight through the decking.

  5. 05

    Call for a tarp.

    Get openings covered before the next band of rain.

  6. 06

    Verify any contractor.

    Look up the license at llr.sc.gov before anyone climbs your roof.

"Garrett and his team did a wonderful job on my roof 3 years ago and are back today to fix some hurricane damage."

Bonnie Grossman, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google)
Full Storm Restoration

Roofs, Windows, Siding and Gutters Restored Under One Project Manager

Storm restoration is the full repair of everything a storm damaged on your home's exterior. Charleston Roofs and Windows puts one W2 project manager over all of it, so you aren't coordinating four contractors while you're still cleaning up the yard.

Storm damage restoration of roof, windows, siding and gutters managed by one project manager

Roof Repair and Replacement

Shingles, flashing, decking, ridge vents and skylights, repaired or replaced as part of one plan.

Storm-Damaged Windows

Broken glass gets boarded up first. Replacement windows come from Viwinco, installed by a Blue Label installer, with hurricane impact options for the next storm.

replacement windows

Siding Damage

Wind-cracked vinyl and impact-damaged panels get matched and replaced, or upgraded to James Hardie fiber cement.

siding

Gutters and Downspouts

Our in-house W2 gutter crews rehang, repair or replace gutters pulled down by wind or crushed by limbs.

gutters

"Tommy, the sales consultant helped me make the right decision for my needs, the install crew did a beautiful job, and John, the man who did the hurricane protection worked hard to make sure our windows would be adequately protected."

Maryanne Harbit, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google)
Our Five-Step Process

Your Storm Damage Repair in Five Steps From First Call to Final Walkaround

Every Charleston Roofs and Windows storm job follows the same five steps, from the emergency call to the last nail picked up.

  1. Step 01

    Emergency call.

    Our office team dispatches tarping, often the same day.

  2. Step 02

    Tarp and inspection.

    The opening gets covered, then an inspection manager checks the roof, attic and exterior.

  3. Step 03

    Written estimate.

    A plain-language repair plan and price, with financing options.

  4. Step 04

    Restoration.

    A W2 project manager runs every trade in the right order.

  5. Step 05

    Final walkaround.

    Your project manager walks the finished job with you and confirms cleanup.

  6. "Eric and his crew were able to come out and put a new roof on my house less than 5 days after we requested a quote."

    Tim Tim, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google)
Pricing and Payment

What Storm Damage Repair Costs Near You and How to Pay for It

Storm damage roof repair near you typically runs $800 to $1,500 for minor damage and up to $7,000 for major damage in 2026. Emergency tarping usually costs a few hundred dollars. Charleston Roofs and Windows gives you a written price after a free inspection.

Typical 2026 Storm Repair Ranges

Written Price After Inspection
Storm Repair Typical 2026 Range
Emergency roof tarp $175 to $700 on average, more for large areas or after hours
Minor storm damage repair $800 to $1,500
Moderate storm damage repair $1,500 to $3,500
Major storm damage repair $3,500 to $7,000
Full shingle roof replacement About $11,500 to $17,000 on a 1,800 to 2,200 square foot home

What Moves the Price

  • Damaged area. One slope costs less than four.
  • Decking condition. Soaked plywood must be replaced.
  • Pitch and height. Steep roofs take more safety setup.
  • Other trades. Windows, siding and gutters add to the total.
  • After-hours tarping. Nights and weekends can cost more.

Financing, Specials and Referral Rewards

  • 0% interest for 12 months on approved credit through Service Finance Company.
  • Veteran and first responder specials on retail projects, presented at your first appointment.
  • New roof replacement specials on retail projects, one per household.
  • $250 referral reward when someone you refer completes a project with Charleston Roofs and Windows.

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Comprehensive Exterior Solutions

More Roofing Services From Charleston Roofs and Windows

Charleston Roofs and Windows handles every roofing need before and after storm season.

All roofing services

Every roof we install, repair and inspect. Explore all of our roofing services.

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Roof repair

Fast, reliable roof repair. Leaks, flashing, valleys and skylights traced to the source.

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Roof replacement

Full roof replacement. Full tear-off and new Atlas system, usually in one day.

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Roof inspection

Schedule a detailed roof inspection. Free inspections with photos and a plain-language report.

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FORTIFIED roofing

Protect your home with FORTIFIED roofing. A sealed deck and reinforced edges for the next hurricane.

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Metal roofing

Durable metal roofing. Standing seam panels built for coastal wind.

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Wood-frame building under construction with OSB siding and blue house wrap on the upper walls
TRANSPARENT ANSWERS

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear, honest answers about our roofing systems, window and gutter installations, warranties, and insurance claims process across the Lowcountry.

Often the same day you call, and usually by the next morning. Charleston Roofs and Windows dispatches tarping as soon as it's safe to get on the roof, then schedules a full inspection.

Look for shingles in the yard, lifted edges, dented gutters, ceiling stains or damp insulation. Much of the damage can't be seen from the ground, so Charleston Roofs and Windows offers a free inspection of the roof and attic.

Usually not. Hail bruises and granule loss show up only when you're on the roof. Charleston Roofs and Windows inspection managers check each slope up close and photograph what they find.

A tarp is a temporary fix meant to hold until the permanent repair. Sun and wind wear it down, so Charleston Roofs and Windows schedules the repair as soon as materials and weather allow.

Repair if the damage is limited to a few spots. Replace if it's spread across several slopes or the decking is soaked. Charleston Roofs and Windows quotes both options so you can compare.

Yes. Charleston Roofs and Windows boards up broken windows, replaces them with Viwinco windows, repairs or replaces siding, and rehangs gutters with in-house W2 crews, all under one project manager.

Yes. Charleston Roofs and Windows offers 0% interest for 12 months on approved credit through Service Finance Company, on roofs, windows, siding and gutters.

Get In Touch & Local Headquarters

How to Reach Charleston Roofs and Windows and Where to Find Us

Charleston Roofs and Windows picks up the phone when the weather turns. Call first if water is coming in, and our office team will get a tarp crew moving.

Call Us

Talk to the Charleston Roofs and Windows office team at 843-955-8558. Tell them where the water is getting in and they'll prioritize your tarp.

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Book Online

For damage that isn't leaking yet, fill out the free inspection form. Our office team calls you back to confirm a time.

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What to Expect

What Happens After You Reach Out

Step 01
Schedule Confirmation

We call you back and dispatch a tarp if water is getting in.

Step 02
On-Site Inspection

An inspection manager visits and photographs your roof, attic, windows, siding and gutters.

Step 03
Plain-Language Estimate

You get a written estimate in plain language, with financing options.

Step 04
Zero Pressure Decision

You decide. No pressure, no expiring "today only" pricing.

Tri-County Coverage

Our Storm Damage Repair Service Areas

Charleston Roofs and Windows provides storm damage repair across 20 communities in Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. Island homes take the brunt of hurricane wind, while inland neighborhoods under big oaks and pines see more limbs through the roof.

Charleston Roofs and Windows in Charleston, SC

Charleston Roofs and Windows in Charleston, SC handles storm damage repair for every community in the table below. One office team, W2 project managers, and the same final walkaround on every restoration.

20 Lowcountry Communities 3 Surrounding Counties W2 Project Managers

Communities We Serve

20 Service Locations
Community County Approx. Distance
Charleston (downtown) Charleston 0 mi
West Ashley Charleston 5 mi
James Island Charleston 5 mi
Mount Pleasant Charleston 6 mi
Sullivan's Island Charleston 8 mi
North Charleston Charleston 9 mi
Daniel Island Berkeley 9 mi
Johns Island Charleston 10 mi
Folly Beach Charleston 10 mi
Hanahan Berkeley 11 mi
Isle of Palms Charleston 12 mi
Wadmalaw Island Charleston 15 mi
Ladson Berkeley / Dorchester 16 mi
Goose Creek Berkeley 17 mi
Wando Berkeley 17 mi
Kiawah Island Charleston 17 mi
Ravenel Charleston 18 mi
Hollywood Charleston 18 mi
Lincolnville Charleston / Dorchester 19 mi
Summerville Dorchester 20 (south side), about 22 to town center
IN-HOUSE W2 CREWS

Stop the Leak Today With a Local Team That's Still Here Next Storm Season

Storm damage only gets worse with time. Call Charleston Roofs and Windows for emergency tarping and a free storm inspection, and get one W2 project manager who restores your roof, windows, siding and gutters and walks the finished work with you.

Atlas Pro+ Diamond Certified In-House W2 Crews 4.9 ★ Google Rating Locally Owned Since 2012