Is There a Veteran-Owned Roofing Company Near Me in Conway, SC?

Yes. Honest Roofers is a veteran owned roofing company serving Conway, SC and greater Horry County. Owner Jeremy Coleman is a U.S. Air Force veteran who brings that same discipline to roof replacement, repairs, and free roof inspections. If you want a veteran owned roofing company near me, Honest Roofers is local, licensed, and insured.

A lot of homeowners like to support veteran owned businesses, and that makes sense. Military service builds habits that carry over well into the trades: attention to detail, following a proven process, and taking responsibility for your work. But a veteran owned label alone is not a reason to hire anyone. You still want a roofer who does quality work and treats you fairly. Here is who we are, how we work, and what Conway homeowners can expect from us.

Who owns Honest Roofers?

Honest Roofers is owned and operated by Jeremy Coleman, a U.S. Air Force veteran who was born and raised in Myrtle Beach. He lives in Socastee with his wife Lori and their three children.

Jeremy served a four-year enlistment in the Air Force as an aircraft crew chief. After the military, he worked as the foreman of a cooling tower construction and repair crew and then as a superintendent for a custom home builder. Those jobs taught him how buildings go together, how to run a crew, and how to manage a project from start to finish. He brought all of that to roofing.

Jeremy also serves as the Finance Officer of American Legion Post 196. Service did not stop when he left the Air Force. It just moved closer to home. You can read more about how the company started on our story page.

How does military experience shape the way a roofer works?

Military experience tends to show up as discipline, consistency, and respect for doing a job the right way every time. For a roofer, that means no skipped steps, even the ones hidden under the shingles.

An aircraft crew chief is responsible for making sure an aircraft is maintained and ready. There is no room for “good enough” when people are depending on your work. That mindset fits roofing well. A roof has to perform in every storm, not just look good on the day it is finished.

Here is how that shows up in the way Honest Roofers operates:

• Showing up on time. If we say we will be there, we will be there.
• Following a proven process. Every full replacement follows the same steps, from tear-off to final flashing.
• Telling it straight. We will tell you what your roof really needs, even if that is a small repair instead of a new roof.
• No pressure. We never push anyone to sign right away. We want you to understand your roof and decide when you are ready.
• Owning the work. Workmanship warranty details are put in writing with each estimate.

Why does choosing a local, veteran owned roofer matter in Conway?

Choosing a local, veteran owned roofer means your money stays in the community and you are hiring someone who has to answer to neighbors. That accountability matters on a job as big as a roof.

Homes in and around the county seat deal with many of the same challenges as the rest of the area. Summer humidity, heavy afternoon thunderstorms, and tall pines that shed needles onto roofs and into gutters all wear on shingles over time. Hurricane season, which runs from June to November, can bring strong wind and heavy rain well inland from the beaches.

A local roofer understands those conditions and is not going anywhere after the job is done. Honest Roofers does not knock on doors chasing storms. We earn our work through referrals, reputation, and homeowners who call us because they want an honest opinion. When you search for a roofing company near me in Conway, look for one with real ties to the area, not a crew that showed up after the last big storm.

What roofing services does Honest Roofers offer in Conway?

Honest Roofers offers full roof replacement, roof repairs, flat roofing, storm damage help, and more for homes across Horry County. Our motto is “never a job too big, or too small.”

• Full roof replacement for shingle roofs, with a complete tear-off down to the deck
• Shingle roofs, with Atlas Pinnacle Pristine as our preferred shingle and the ability to install all brands
• EPDM flat roofs, a synthetic rubber membrane for roofs with a pitch of 2/12 or lower
• Roof repairs on both sloped and flat roofs
• Free roof inspections with photos and a written estimate
• Storm damage and insurance claim help, including documenting damage, providing reports, and coordinating with your adjuster
• Emergency tarping to protect your home after storm damage
• Real estate inspection reports and repair estimates for buyers and sellers
• Gutter installation and repair

What does a roof replacement from Honest Roofers include?

A roof replacement from Honest Roofers includes a full tear-off, deck repair, drip edge, Ice and Water Shield, synthetic underlayment, new shingles, new pipe flashings, and proper ventilation. We never cover old shingles with new ones.

Here is why each step matters:

1. Tear-off to the deck. Roofing over old shingles doubles the weight on your house and hides problems. We remove everything so we can see what is underneath.
2. Deck repair. Damaged or rotted wood is replaced so the new roof has a solid base.
3. Drip edge. Metal edging guides water off the roof and protects the fascia.
4. Ice and Water Shield. A sealing membrane covers the first three feet along the lower edge, where water is most likely to back up.
5. Synthetic underlayment. We use synthetic underlayment rather than tarred felt.
6. Shingles. Our preferred choice, Atlas Pinnacle Pristine with 3M Scotchgard algae protection, carries a lifetime guarantee against black algae streaks.
7. Flashing and vents. All new pipe flashings go on, plus proper roof vents or a ridge vent. Chimney flashing and skylights are handled as needed.

Asphalt shingle roofs here generally last around 15 to 20 years. If yours is in that range, an inspection can tell you how much life is left. Learn more on our full roof replacement page, and read why everyone needs an honest roof assessment before making a big decision.

What should I ask any roofing company near me, veteran owned or not?

Ask every roofer the same set of questions so you can compare them fairly. Being veteran owned is a good start, but the answers to these questions tell you far more about the roof you will end up with.

• Will you inspect the roof in person and show me photos? A quote given without anyone getting on the roof is a guess.
• Will you tear off the old roof completely? The answer should be yes, down to the deck.
• How do you handle damaged decking? You want to know it will be found and replaced, not covered up.
• What goes under the shingles? Listen for drip edge, Ice and Water Shield along the lower edge, and synthetic underlayment.
• Are new pipe flashings and ventilation included? Reusing old flashing on a new roof is a common shortcut.
• Can I see proof of license and insurance? A reputable company will share it without hesitation.
• What are the workmanship warranty details? Get them in writing, not just a verbal promise.
• Do I have to decide today? If the answer is anything other than “take your time,” be cautious.

We encourage homeowners to ask us every one of these questions. Good roofers welcome them, because the answers make the difference between a roof that simply looks new and one that is built to handle years of heat, humidity, wind, and rain. If a company gets impatient or defensive when you ask, you have learned something important before signing anything.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Honest Roofers work in Conway, SC?

Yes. We serve Conway along with Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, Murrells Inlet, and the rest of greater Horry County and the Grand Strand.

Is Honest Roofers licensed and insured?

Yes. Honest Roofers is licensed and insured in Horry County. We are happy to share that information when you ask.

Do I have to sign anything after the free inspection?

No. The inspection is free and there is no obligation. You get photos and a written estimate, and you can take as long as you need to decide. If you have a question first, try Ask the Honest Roofer.