Which Roof Repairs Should Be Done Before Hurricane Season in Little River?

Before hurricane season, Little River homeowners should fix loose or missing shingles, cracked pipe boots, worn flashing around chimneys and walls, and clogged or loose gutters. These weak spots are where wind and sideways rain do the most damage. A spring inspection catches them while repairs are quick and easy to schedule.

What Should Be Fixed First?

• Loose, lifted or missing shingles.
• Cracked rubber pipe boots.
• Worn or loose flashing.
• Clogged or sagging gutters.

Why Do These Spots Fail in Storms?

Wind catches anything loose, and sideways rain finds any gap at flashing and edges. See why flashing fails near the coast and pipe boot leaks.

When Should I Schedule?

Spring is ideal, before the season starts in June and before schedules fill up. Read about roofing in Little River.

What If My Roof Will Not Make It Through Another Season?

If the inspection shows widespread wear, plan roof replacement in Myrtle Beach and Little River before storms arrive. Otherwise a quick repair or tune-up may be enough.