Best Roofing in Greenville Kudos

A father and his three sons run Strong Roofing: Michael O'Bryant with Garrison, Gerringer, and Garrett, who pooled backgrounds in sales, engineering, and general contracting to start it. They hold GAF Master Elite status, which lets them offer GAF's strongest warranties. The core of the work is shingle and metal roofing on homes, new or repaired. When a storm does damage, they tarp and patch, then help homeowners through the insurance claim. They also check roofs ahead of a home sale and handle gutters, siding, skylights, and attic ventilation. Home base is here in the Upstate, with a second office up in Whitsett, North Carolina. Reviewers mention the O'Bryants by name and point to a quick response and crews that keep to the schedule. One homeowner singled out how carefully the crew protected the plants and furniture around the house.

Beemer KangaRoof is a roofing company working out of Old Buncombe Road on the north side of Greenville. Its posted hours run seven days a week into the evening, which is uncommon for a roofer and useful when storm damage shows up on a Saturday rather than a weekday.

B & F takes on general contracting alongside its roofing work. That comes in handy when a roof job turns out to be one piece of a larger repair or building project.

PCS Roofing works from Fairview Road in Simpsonville, squarely on the Golden Strip. For anyone in town, the whole job, from the estimate through any follow-up visit, stays close to home.

Roofing contractor serving property owners across the Greenville area, handling the core of the trade from roof repair and leak work through full replacements, tear-offs, and new installation.

When a storm tears across the Upstate and roofs start leaking, United Roofing is built to move fast, and that storm-response reputation is a big part of how this Greenville-based crew made its name. The team works on both homes and commercial buildings, handling full replacements, repairs, maintenance plans, metal systems, and vinyl siding, with more than two decades of Upstate work behind it. Storm and insurance jobs are a real specialty. When weather hits, they run their own inspections, document the damage with photos and written reports, and deal directly with your insurance company to keep the claim moving. Replacements lean on premium CertainTeed shingles, and the company holds CertainTeed's SELECT ShingleMaster certification, with standing-seam metal offered as the longer-lasting option. Their reach runs well past Greenville itself, out to Greer, Simpsonville, Travelers Rest, Anderson, and Piedmont, and up over the state line into Asheville and Hendersonville. The whole approach carries a name they use, the "Royal Treatment," and customer reviews keep landing on the same things: roofs wrapped up in a single day, job sites cleaned down to the last stray nail, and steady updates from the first inspection through the final walkthrough. Whether a coastal-grade shingle or standing-seam metal is the smarter call for your particular house depends on the roof, the budget, and how long you plan to stay, which is the kind of thing their team settles during a free on-site inspection.

The stories people share about Roofers LLC tend to come down to honest advice: one customer was advised against a new roof altogether, another had a nagging leak found and fixed at no charge, and a local insurance agent has said he sends his own clients to them for a straight read on their roofs. The work itself covers shingle and metal roofs on homes, from repairs to full replacements, plus low-slope and standing seam systems on commercial buildings, installed by in-house crews. They also roof new construction and handle inspections after Upstate storms. Locally owned, with roots back to 1983, they take jobs across much of South Carolina, and around here that includes Piedmont, Easley, Greenville, Greer, Taylors, and Travelers Rest.

Peak Roofing & Solar handles roofing and solar installation out of Greer, two jobs that often go to separate contractors. That combination matters most when an older roof needs work before any panels go up.

Beyond roofing, Cornerstone Construction takes on general-contracting work, so one Greenville crew can handle both the roof and the larger project around it. They cover downtown Greenville and the surrounding Upstate.

Grier Roofing covers roof installation, repair, and replacement for property owners across Greenville and the surrounding Upstate.

Arnold Roofing handles roof replacements across entire condo and apartment complexes, working with the HOAs and property managers who run them, and covers single-family homes too: new shingle or metal roofs, gutters, leak repairs, and routine maintenance. Commercial roofs and water and fire restoration round out the work. Brian Arnold ran sales and operations for other roofers before starting his own company in the Upstate in 2011, and he still signs the replies to its reviews. It holds GAF Master Elite status, keeps a HAAG-certified inspector in-house, and covers Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, Pickens, and Laurens counties. Reviews keep returning to how much gets explained, from photos and video of what's actually wrong to someone who meets the adjuster and handles follow-up with the insurer. More than one customer was away during the install and came home to a finished roof.

Mighty Dog Roofing has locations in a number of cities, and this one takes on roofing jobs around Greenville.

Alongside its roofing work, IES Roofing Services operates as a general contractor, giving Greenville-area property owners a single point of contact for both roof projects and the wider building work that often accompanies them.

Lanier Roofing and Restoration handles both sides of what its name promises: roofing work and the restoration that follows storm and weather damage, for homeowners across Greenville and the surrounding Upstate. Its South Pleasantburg Drive base keeps it central to the area it serves. Among Upstate roofers, it has drawn an unusually large number of Google reviews, and that volume has held at a strong rating, which tells you a lot of local customers have been willing to vouch for the work.

United Contracting and Roofing handles roof repairs, replacements, and new roof installations across the Greenville area, with work that extends to commercial roofing for larger buildings and facilities.

KEE Roofing & Solar covers both sides of the rooftop from its Greenville base, pairing roofing work with solar, and also takes on painting and general contracting jobs.

Roof work is what Apex Roofing Systems is built around, and the company keeps its office on Laurens Road.

Rhino Roofing & Restoration takes on restoration jobs as well as roofing. The company works out of Taylors, the Upstate community between Greenville and Greer.

Claude Gilstrap started this business in 1935, and four generations later the Gilstrap family still runs it. GAF lists them as a Master Elite contractor and has given them its President's Club award, an honor the shingle maker saves for a small share of its top installers. Homeowners call them for leak repairs, replacements in GAF or Owens Corning shingles, and storm claims, where the team photographs damage most of us can't see from the ground and coordinates with the insurance adjuster. Their work runs past the shingles, too: siding, gutters, attic ventilation, and TPO and EPDM roofs for commercial buildings. They work across the Upstate, from Easley and Travelers Rest to Greer, Simpsonville, and Spartanburg. Reviewers keep coming back to two things: jobs that finish when promised and crews that clean up everything before they leave.

Firefly Construction Group's trades run from the roof on down. Solar installation and roofing handle what's up top, HVAC and electrical work cover the systems inside, and general contracting rounds it out.

Solar installation is the main focus of this Pendleton Street company, which also takes on roofing work.

Allcon Roofing goes well past the asphalt shingles most of us have overhead, working in traditional and synthetic slate, tile, wood shakes, and standing seam metal, and fabricating its own custom sheet metal. Along with home reroofs and repairs, it roofs new construction for homebuilders, multifamily projects included, and installs and maintains commercial flat roofs in TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen. When one of our spring storms drops hail, its Haag-certified inspectors document the damage and meet with the insurance adjuster. Craig Perfect started the independent, family-owned company in 2007, and its crews now work across the Upstate and into western North Carolina. Reviewers tend to call out the Allcon people they worked with by name, from sales to quality control, and keep mentioning steady updates through the job and crews that clean up carefully afterward.

Plenty of us around the Upstate still know this crew as ATD Roofing. Premiere Roofing acquired the Greenville company, which is why so many reviews still mention ATD. Premiere itself is a family-owned Columbia-area company in business since 2008, so this is a South Carolina operation, not a national franchise. Storm damage and the insurance claims that follow are a core specialty. Commercial work runs to TPO membranes and roof coatings for churches, apartment complexes, and shopping centers, while homeowners call on them for shingle and metal roofs, gutters, siding, and skylights. They cover Greenville, Greer, Mauldin, Simpsonville, Travelers Rest, and Easley. Reviewers describe the same sequence again and again: a rep who walks the roof with the insurance adjuster, a crew that shows up around sunrise and finishes in a day, and a thorough cleanup before anyone leaves.

Action Exteriors pairs roofing with general contracting, so one company can handle a roof replacement along with the related exterior work rather than splitting the job across separate trades. This is the Action Exteriors location serving the Greenville area.

Mighty Dog Roofing Greenville is the local arm of the national Mighty Dog Roofing network, covering roof repair and replacement for homeowners around the Greenville area. It also takes on general contracting work, so some customers turn to it for other home projects beyond the roof itself.