Questions, answered straight.

Estimates are free. Call, email, or send the quote form and we'll set a walk-through — usually within a few business days. We measure, photograph, and look at the parts of the exterior that touch your project, then send a written scope with line-item pricing. No pressure appointment, no same-day discount games.

Most site visits happen within three to five business days. Emergency water intrusion and storm damage move to the front of the line — call us instead of using the form so we can respond same day.

Anything you already know: the age of the roof, siding, or windows, past repairs, insurance claims, HOA guidelines, and photos of leaks or damage when it's happening. It all speeds up an accurate scope.

We do both. Repairs get the same written scope and warranty language as replacements. If a repair is throwing good money at a failing system, we'll tell you plainly and price both options so the choice is yours.

That's the whole point of how we're built. Roofing, siding, windows, doors, painting, and decks under one contract, one schedule, and one accountable lead. Sequencing them together usually costs less and eliminates the finger-pointing between trades.

Roofs run one to three days. Windows install in one to two days after a four to eight week material lead time. Siding runs one to three weeks. Exterior painting runs five to ten working days. Decks and porches run two to four weeks plus permitting. You get both dates — start and finish — before we begin.

Not for the whole project. We need you for the walk-through, for any change-order decision, and for the final punch list. Everything else runs with your project lead keeping you posted.

One crew and one named lead per project, with a direct number for that lead. Not a call center, not a different subcontractor every morning. We tell you about schedule changes before they happen, not after.

Lowcountry summers move schedules. We never open more roof or wall than we can dry in that day, and we watch dew point on paint work because coatings applied into humidity fail early. If weather shifts your calendar, you hear it from us the same day.

Tarps and plywood over landscaping and hardscape, magnet sweeps for nails at the end of every day, and a dumpster placed where it won't crack your drive. Final clean-up is part of the scope, not a favor.

Yes. We pull permits with the correct jurisdiction — City of Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Berkeley or Charleston County — and schedule inspections. For HOA and architectural review boards on Daniel Island, Kiawah, and similar communities, we prepare the color, material, and elevation submittals you need for approval.

Yes — licensed for the work we perform, with general liability and workers' compensation coverage. Ask and we'll send current certificates before you sign anything. Never let anyone start work on your home without seeing both.

A written workmanship warranty from us plus the manufacturer's product warranty on materials. Both documents are handed over at the final walkthrough along with the exact product lines and colors installed, so a future owner or contractor knows what's on the house.

Call your project lead. We come back. Workmanship issues inside the warranty period are ours to fix, and we'd rather handle it in a week than have it become the thing you tell your neighbors about.

We use vetted crews we've worked with repeatedly and we manage them directly. You still get one contract, one lead, and one company that owns the outcome. We don't hand you off.

Yes. We document damage with photos and a written condition report you can hand to your adjuster, and we can meet the adjuster on site so the approved scope reflects what the house actually needs.