HIGH STORM RISK ZONE  — Myrtle Beach faces the Atlantic Ocean directly and sits in the path of East Coast hurricane tracks; Hugo in 1989 devastated Horry County with Category 4 winds, and Floyd in 1999 brought catastrophic flooding.

Local Roofing Contractors in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

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County: South Carolina

Homeowners in Myrtle Beach (population 35,000) use PickARoofer when they need a local roofer and would rather get one call than five competing pitches. We currently list 26 roofing contractors active in the area (the first 20 are shown below, verified contractors first). Listings are compiled from public records; independent license verification for South Carolina is still rolling out, so ask any roofer for current credentials and insurance before signing.

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  • Myrtle Beach sits in a high storm-risk zone, averaging about 2 hail days a year
  • Roof replacement in Myrtle Beach typically runs $6,580–$14,570 for a standard home (asphalt shingles)
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2 Hail-Storm Days / Year
$6,580–$14,570 Typical Replacement Cost
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Local Roofers in Myrtle Beach, SC

Alpha Contractors
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
1335 44th Ave N Ste 202
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Anderson Roofing Inc.
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
6271 Dick Pond Rd
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Apex Roofing Group
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
132 Causey St S
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Aztec Roofing and Renovations
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
4021 Socastee Blvd
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Brazen Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
2411 N Oak St Ste 202
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Carolina Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
1713 St Charles Ave
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Cedar Peak Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (910) number.
2004 Musgrove Ml Wy
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DK Mason Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
8106 SC-707
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High Top Roofing & Home Improvements LLC
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
3100 Dick Pond Rd
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Klaus Roofing Systems by Carolina Energy Conservation
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
9516 SC-707
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Leverage Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
3401 US-17 BUS
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Linta Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
324 State Hwy 57 S
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Lowe Roofing Pros
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a toll-free (888) number.
4504-D Ailsa Ct
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MD Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
1240 21st Ave N Ste 104
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MasterPro Roofing & Construction
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
551 Robert M Grissom Pkwy
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Modern Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
809 Wright Blvd
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Monarch Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
4336 Waccamaw Blvd
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Myrtle Beach Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
139 W Isle of Palms Ave Suite R
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Nance Roofing
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
1811 N Oak St Unit 9
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Riteway Roofing and Construction
Roofing Contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC — reachable on a local (843) number.
3721 Wesley St Ste 124
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Hail History Around Myrtle Beach: South Carolina

No NOAA hail reports have landed within 25 miles of Myrtle Beach in the last 90 days — but the longer record matters for your roof: 44 hail events recorded in South Carolina over the last 10 years, with stones up to 2.75″ and the most recent activity logged in 2024.

Older hail damage is easy to miss from the ground and often still insurance-relevant if your roof predates the storm. Check your address against NOAA records or .

Roofing Services in Myrtle Beach, SC

Metal Roofing in Myrtle Beach

Metal roofs last 40–70 years. Find a certified specialist.

Storm Damage Repair in Myrtle Beach

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Roof Repair in Myrtle Beach

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Flat Roof in Myrtle Beach

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Emergency Roof Repair in Myrtle Beach

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Roof Inspection in Myrtle Beach

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Roof Replacement Cost in Myrtle Beach, SC

Average costs for a standard residential roof in Myrtle Beach (2,000 sqft home):

ServiceAvg CostRange
Asphalt Shingle Replacement$10,575$6,580–$14,570
Metal Roof Installation$26,790$15,980–$37,600
Roof Repair (minor)$564$282–$1,316
Emergency Repair$1,034$470–$2,632
Roof Inspection$250$150–$400

Estimates apply Myrtle Beach's local cost index (0.94× the national base) to typical U.S. roofing rates. They are starting ranges, not quotes — actual price varies by roof size, pitch, materials, and contractor. See the full roof replacement cost guide for Myrtle Beach, or get a free personalized quote above.

Common Roofing Problems in Myrtle Beach

Roofs in Myrtle Beach take a beating from severe weather. With around 2 hail-producing storms in a typical year, the damage local roofers see most often is storm-related: hail bruising that knocks granules off asphalt shingles, wind-lifted or missing shingles after a gust front, and dented metal flashing or gutters. Left alone, a few cracked shingles turn into a roof leak, then water stains on the ceiling and damp attic insulation.

Before you call anyone, it helps to know what to look for:

  • Granule loss — bald patches on shingles, or grit collecting in your gutters after a hailstorm.
  • Missing or curled shingles — gaps along ridgelines and roof edges where wind gets underneath.
  • Dented flashing, vents, or gutters — soft metal shows hail impact first and is easy to photograph for a claim.
  • Interior signs — water stains, a musty attic, or daylight through the roof deck.

If a storm just rolled through, book a free roof inspection quickly — most South Carolina insurers expect storm claims filed within a year of the event.

Choosing the Right Roof for Myrtle Beach's Climate

In a high-hail market like Myrtle Beach, the material you pick decides how often you are back up on the roof. Impact-resistant Class 4 asphalt shingles are rated to take a hit without cracking, and many South Carolina insurers discount your premium for installing them. Standing-seam metal costs more upfront but shrugs off hail and wind and lasts decades. Attic ventilation and quality underlayment matter as much as the shingle itself — they keep the deck dry and the manufacturer warranty valid.

A local roofer can walk your roof, measure the pitch and square footage, and recommend materials that fit your budget. Ask each quote to break out materials, labor, tear-off, and disposal so you can compare contractors on equal terms.

How to Vet a Roofer in South Carolina: Licensing & Permits

SC Residential Builders Commission license required. The weather reality to plan around in South Carolina: Hurricane season and spring severe weather. A trustworthy contractor pulls any required permit, carries general liability insurance, and builds to your local code — confirm all three before you sign. On PickARoofer, a Verified badge means we have already confirmed a contractor's license — see how verification works for what that does and does not cover.

South Carolina: Licensing varies

Before you sign anything in Myrtle Beach, know the paperwork: South Carolina roofing-license requirements are not yet covered by our verification program — confirm licensing and insurance with your city or county building department. Independent license verification for South Carolina is still rolling out, so ask any roofer for current credentials before signing.

Roofing in Myrtle Beach: Local Conditions

Myrtle Beach carries a high storm-risk rating, with roughly 2 hail-producing storms per year on average. Many homeowners in South Carolina schedule a roof inspection after each severe-weather season.

Read more about Myrtle Beach's roofing market

Myrtle Beach faces the Atlantic Ocean directly and sits in the path of East Coast hurricane tracks; Hugo in 1989 devastated Horry County with Category 4 winds, and Floyd in 1999 brought catastrophic flooding. Hurricane Florence in 2018 made landfall near Wrightsville Beach and brought 30+ mph sustained winds and 24 inches of rain to the Grand Strand, testing roofs across a wide swath of the coast.

The Grand Strand's massive short-term vacation rental economy creates a commercial-scale roofing market for hotel and resort properties alongside residential work. South Carolina's ongoing insurance market stress — particularly for coastal properties — has made roof age documentation and recent replacement records critical for securing and renewing homeowners policies.

Labor and material costs in Myrtle Beach reflect typical South Carolina market rates — broadly in line with the national average for comparable cities. Use the pricing table above for ballpark figures, and get a free quote to get a number specific to your roof.

Frequently Asked Questions — Roofing in Myrtle Beach

Roof replacement in Myrtle Beach typically costs $6,580–$14,570 for a standard residential home with asphalt shingles, depending on roof size, material choice, and complexity. These figures apply Myrtle Beach's local cost index to national base rates. Get a free exclusive quote from a local contractor for a number specific to your roof.
Look for licensed, insured contractors with verifiable local references. PickARoofer lists roofing contractors in Myrtle Beach, SC compiled from public records. A Verified badge means we independently confirmed the contractor's license — see how verification works for details.
Unlike Angi or HomeAdvisor, which sell the same homeowner request to 3–8 competing contractors (per 2026 industry reporting on shared-lead pricing), PickARoofer sends your request to exactly ONE contractor in Myrtle Beach. You get one call, not a queue of sales pitches.
Your request is sent to one local contractor right away. Most homeowners hear back the same business day. After hours, expect a call the next morning.
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Most roof replacements in Myrtle Beach take 1 to 3 days for a standard home — often a single day for a straightforward asphalt-shingle tear-off and re-roof. Steep pitches, removing multiple old layers, or weather delays can add time.
Many Myrtle Beach homeowners schedule replacements outside peak hail and storm months, so crews are not stretched thin and materials are easier to get. Late fall through early spring is often simpler to book.
Most South Carolina jurisdictions require a building permit to replace a roof. A reputable local contractor pulls the permit, schedules the inspection, and builds to local code as part of the job — you should not have to handle the paperwork yourself.
Homeowners insurance generally covers sudden roof damage from hail, wind, or fallen trees, which matters in a high-risk area like Myrtle Beach — but not gradual age or wear. If a storm damaged your roof, document it and file within a year. A local contractor can meet your adjuster and scope the damage.
Check gutters for grit — granule loss is one of the first signs of hail damage. Dented metal vents and gutters, lifted or missing shingles, and ceiling water stains inside are the other main signals. Stay on the ground and book a free inspection; a local roofer can document everything for your insurer.
Myrtle Beach faces the Atlantic Ocean directly and sits in the path of East Coast hurricane tracks; Hugo in 1989 devastated Horry County with Category 4 winds, and Floyd in 1999 brought catastrophic flooding. Hurricane Florence in 2018 made landfall near Wrightsville Beach and brought 30+ mph sustai Even moderate hail events can accelerate granule loss on aging shingles, while high winds and storm-driven rain test flashing seals and ridge caps. An annual post-storm inspection helps catch damage before it becomes a leak.
SC Residential Builders Commission license required. This means you can verify a contractor's license before signing any contract — ask for their license number and check it with the relevant state board. Beyond state licensing, always confirm the contractor carries general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage specifically for roofing work. An uninsured crew working on your roof creates personal liability exposure that homeowners often overlook. Written contracts specifying materials, labor warranty terms, and cleanup responsibilities are standard practice for reputable Myrtle Beach contractors.
For a Myrtle Beach home averaging 2 hail events per year, impact-resistant shingles (Class 3 or 4) are worth serious consideration. Standard architectural shingles can sustain cosmetic damage after moderate hail — which may or may not cross your policy deductible threshold. Class 4 materials reduce that gray zone. Ask contractors for the specific UL 2218 test rating, not just the marketing 'impact-resistant' label.
Myrtle Beach faces the Atlantic Ocean directly and sits in the path of East Coast hurricane tracks; Hugo in 1989 devastated Horry County with Category 4 winds, and Floyd in 1999 brought catastrophic flooding. Against that backdrop, pre-season preparation is practical insurance. A May inspection covers shingle adhesion, flashing seals, and deck integrity before storm season peaks. Homes in Market Common and similar areas with mature tree canopy should prioritize trimming limbs within fall range of the roof — secondary limb damage accounts for a large share of claims each hurricane season.

Roofing Contractors by Neighborhood in Myrtle Beach

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Serving ZIP codes: 29572, 29575, 29576, 29577, 29579

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