5.0 Stars (71 Reviews) Licensed and Insured

Roofing Company in North Myrtle Beach, SC That Does Roof Inspections, Roof Repairs, Roof Replacements, Metal Roofing and Storm Damage Repair

Collins Roofing and Repair Keeps North Myrtle Beach Roofs Tight Against Salt Wind, Surge Season and Summer Storms

Collins Roofing and Repair inspects, repairs and replaces roofs across North Myrtle Beach, SC, from Cherry Grove cottages to golf homes in Barefoot Resort and Tidewater. We climb the roof, photograph every problem and show you what we found before you pay anything.

North Myrtle Beach roofs take wind straight off the ocean and the marsh, salt in the air every day, and the tail end of almost every tropical system that rides up the coast. We build and repair for all of it.

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A Collins Roofing and Repair roofer photographing a lifted ridge cap on a raised beach house in Cherry Grove, North Myrtle Beach, SC, with the marsh channel and a dock behind the home. The image represents the roofing company in North Myrtle Beach SC for roof inspections, roof repairs, roof replacements, metal roofing and storm damage repair.
Salt-corroded fasteners and worn flashing found during a free roof inspection on a North Myrtle Beach, SC home by Collins Roofing and Repair.
The Collins Roofing and Repair crew finishing a new architectural shingle roof on a two-story home in Windy Hill, North Myrtle Beach, SC, the yard raked clean and the trailer loaded. The image shows roof repair and roof replacement in North Myrtle Beach SC from a licensed and insured roofing company rated 5.0 stars across 71 Google reviews.
A standing seam metal roof finished on a raised oceanfront home in North Myrtle Beach, SC by Collins Roofing and Repair.
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About Collins Roofing and Repair in North Myrtle Beach: Everyday Roofing and Storm Roofing on the North Strand

Collins Roofing and Repair handles everyday roofing and storm roofing for North Myrtle Beach homeowners, rental owners and businesses.

We are the same team behind our roofing company in Conway, serving Horry County for more than 15 years. Our only office is in Conway, about 21 miles from North Myrtle Beach in a straight line, or roughly 25 road miles by US 501 and the Carolina Bays Parkway.

That drive runs about 35 minutes without beach traffic. We schedule North Myrtle Beach inspections like any other part of our service area, and active leaks and storm damage go to the front of the line.

Everyday Roofing in North Myrtle Beach

Most calls we get from North Myrtle Beach are everyday roofing. A vent boot cracks in the sun, a ceiling stain shows up in a Crescent Beach rental, or a 25-year-old roof in Windy Hill starts shedding granules.

We trace the leak from the roof, fix the real entry point with a roof repair when that will do, and only quote a roof replacement when the roof is truly worn out.

"Josh came out and performed a wonderful service on our roof. He was very informative and friendly. I highly recommend this company and when we need a new roof, we will definitely be calling him back."
Annie Cotten, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Storm Roofing in North Myrtle Beach

The other half is storm roofing. During Hurricane Ian in 2022, North Myrtle Beach fire stations measured gusts of 61 mph in Cherry Grove and 59 mph at Ocean Drive, and the National Weather Service logged structural roof damage at a Crescent Beach property.

When wind, hail or a falling limb opens your roof, Collins Roofing and Repair tarps it, photographs every bit of damage and makes the repair through our storm damage repair service.

"Collins Roofing and Repair is an amazing company and crew. They worked from sun up to sun down to get the job done. They also gave the best price by far! Josh was super responsive and helpful throughout the entire process. Great job!!"
Bright Hutchinson, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

The Truth About Hiring a Roofer in North Myrtle Beach (And How Collins Roofing and Repair Fixes It)

Hiring a roofer in North Myrtle Beach is harder than it looks, because the city mixes oceanfront cottages, condo towers, gated golf communities and second homes owned by people who live hundreds of miles away.

Census data shows that about 48 percent of North Myrtle Beach housing units are seasonal or vacation homes. That means many roofs go unchecked for months, and storm chasers know it.

A North Myrtle Beach homeowner at a kitchen table reviewing an HOA architectural request form while a Collins Roofing and Repair service rep shows tablet photos of rusted flashing and lifted shingles. The image represents hiring a roofer in North Myrtle Beach SC who handles the city permit, HOA rules and salt air damage the right way.

The Problems North Myrtle Beach Homeowners Run Into

Out-of-Town Crews After Every Storm

After Isaias in 2020 and Ian in 2022, crews from out of state worked Cherry Grove and Ocean Drive streets. Some were gone before the first warranty question came up.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

Collins Roofing and Repair is a licensed and insured South Carolina roofing contractor with a permanent office in Conway. We hand you our documentation before work begins, and your written workmanship warranty stays with a company that will still answer after the next storm.

Owners Who Can't Be There

If your North Myrtle Beach house is a rental or a second home, you can't climb up and look. A roofer who says "it needs a new roof" over the phone is asking you to trust a guess.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

Our service rep photographs every issue and sends you the pictures, so you see what we see from wherever you live. After the work, you get after photos too.

HOA Rules Nobody Mentioned

Gated communities like Barefoot Resort, Tidewater and Seabrook Plantation run architectural review and HOA maintenance standards. The wrong shingle color or metal profile can mean a violation letter.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

We ask for your community's guidelines at the first visit, give you the product and color details for your approval request, and schedule work once you have written approval.

Salt Air That Eats Metal

Exposed nails, step flashing and vent collars near the ocean corrode faster than inland. A roofer who reuses rusty flashing on a new roof leaves the weak spot in place.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Solves It

Collins Roofing and Repair checks every flashing and fastener during the inspection and replaces corroded metal instead of caulking over it.

What You Actually Need From a North Myrtle Beach Roofer

  • A real inspection. Someone who gets on the roof and photographs what is wrong.
  • The city permit handled. North Myrtle Beach requires permits before storm repairs begin.
  • HOA know-how. Product and color details ready for your architectural request.
  • Salt-aware materials. Flashing and fasteners chosen for the coast.
  • Photos for absentee owners. Before and after, sent to you.

Roofing Services From Collins Roofing and Repair in North Myrtle Beach, SC

Collins Roofing and Repair handles every part of a North Myrtle Beach roof, on homes, rentals and commercial buildings. One team inspects it, repairs it, replaces it and stands behind it.

Roofing Services for North Myrtle Beach Properties

  • Roof Inspection

    Free inspections with photos of every issue, including checkups after storms and inspections for buyers and rental owners. See roof inspection.

  • Roof Repair

    Leaks at vent boots, skylights, valleys and flashing, plus wind-lifted shingles and corroded metal, traced to the source before we quote. See roof repair.

  • Roof Replacement

    Full tear-off, decking repair, new underlayment, drip edge, ventilation and shingles, with full cleanup. See roof replacement.

  • Storm Damage Repair

    Emergency tarping and repair of wind, hail, hurricane and limb damage. See storm damage repair.

  • Commercial Roofing

    Single-ply membrane, coating and metal systems for Main Street shops, offices, churches and rental buildings, scheduled around business hours. See commercial roofing.

Roofing Materials We Install in North Myrtle Beach

  • Shingle roofing: wind-rated architectural shingles that fit most HOA rules.
  • Metal roofing: standing seam and exposed fastener metal for raised beach houses and long-term owners.
  • Flat and modified roofing: TPO, modified bitumen and coatings for low-slope roofs, porches and additions.
  • FORTIFIED roofing: sealed roof decks and reinforced edges built to the IBHS FORTIFIED Roof standard.
Which Roof Fits Which North Myrtle Beach Home
The roof Collins Roofing and Repair usually recommends for each kind of North Myrtle Beach home, and why
Home Type in North Myrtle Beach Roof We Usually Recommend Why
Raised beach houses in Cherry Grove and Ocean Drive Standing seam metal or wind-rated architectural shingles Open ocean wind, heavy rain, salt exposure
Golf community homes in Barefoot Resort and Tidewater Architectural shingles in HOA-approved colors Matches community standards, good wind ratings
1970s and 1980s ranch homes in Windy Hill and Crescent Beach Architectural shingles with new flashing and ventilation Second or third roof, worn decking common
Low-slope porches, additions and storefronts TPO, modified bitumen or a roof coating Built for slopes shingles can't handle
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North Myrtle Beach Weather and Storms: What Collins Roofing and Repair Sees on Local Roofs

North Myrtle Beach sits right on the ocean with marsh behind it, so tropical wind, surge and salt hit the same roofs again and again. The National Weather Service has measured hurricane-season gusts of 53 to 70 mph at the North Myrtle Beach airport since 2016.

Dark clouds over the Cherry Grove marsh channel in North Myrtle Beach, SC as a Collins Roofing and Repair crew secures an emergency tarp over a wind-damaged section of a raised beach house roof. The image represents the hurricanes, tropical storms, surge flooding and wind that damage North Myrtle Beach roofs, and fast storm damage roof repair.

Storms That Hit North Myrtle Beach Roofs

Hurricanes, tornadoes and storms recorded in North Myrtle Beach, from Hazel in 1954 forward
Date Storm What North Myrtle Beach Saw
Sep 5, 2026 Severe thunderstorms Large tree down on US 17 South, 40 mph gust at the North Myrtle Beach airport
Jul 11, 2026 Severe thunderstorms Flooding on Highway 17, a 65 mph gust measured in Forestbrook the same evening
Feb 1, 2026 Winter storm 8 inches of snow measured in North Myrtle Beach
Aug 6 to 7, 2024 Tropical Storm Debby Flash flooding in Cherry Grove, Spring Street washed out near 20th and 21st Avenue North
Jun 27, 2024 Thunderstorm Lightning started an attic fire in a home on 33rd Avenue North in Cherry Grove
Aug 31, 2023 Idalia tornado Moderate structural damage around 57th Avenue North and Ocean Boulevard in Cherry Grove
Sep 30, 2022 Hurricane Ian Gusts of 61 mph in Cherry Grove and 59 mph at Ocean Drive, 3 to 4 feet of surge on some streets, structural roof damage at a Crescent Beach property
Aug 3 to 4, 2020 Hurricane Isaias About $2.43 million in damage to 483 properties, nearly 94 percent of them in Cherry Grove
Sep 5, 2019 Hurricane Dorian EF0 tornado with 75 mph winds at the Waterway View mobile home park, 61 mph gust at the airport
Sep 14, 2018 Hurricane Florence 60 mph gust at the airport, $901,675 in damage to 759 properties
Oct 8, 2016 Hurricane Matthew 70 mph gust at the airport, about $20 million in damage to 1,799 properties
Oct 15, 1954 Hurricane Hazel Category 4 landfall near the state line, many Cherry Grove homes and businesses destroyed

What Each North Myrtle Beach Weather Threat Does to a Roof

Ocean and Marsh Wind

Wind off the ocean and across the Cherry Grove marsh has nothing to slow it down. It lifts shingle edges, breaks the seal strips and peels ridge caps first, especially on raised and two-story homes.

Tornadoes Inside Tropical Storms

Dorian in 2019 and Idalia in 2023 both spun up tornadoes inside North Myrtle Beach. These are short, sharp hits that can strip one street and miss the next.

Surge, Flash Floods and Wind-Driven Rain

Surge itself rarely reaches the roof, but wind-driven rain does. Water pushed sideways under lifted shingles and through loose flashing shows up as ceiling stains days later.

Salt Air and Lightning

Salt corrodes exposed nails, flashing and vent collars year round. Lightning is a real roof threat too: in June 2024 a strike started an attic fire in a Cherry Grove home.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Builds Roofs for North Myrtle Beach

  • Wind-rated installs. Correct nail patterns and sealed starter and ridge courses.
  • Corrosion-aware metal. Flashing and fastener choices matched to salt exposure.
  • Full flashing checks. Corroded step and wall flashing replaced, not caulked.
  • Ventilation done right. Balanced intake and exhaust to fight attic heat and moisture.
  • Fast storm response. Emergency tarping when a storm opens your roof.

North Myrtle Beach Permits, HOA and Code Rules: How Collins Roofing and Repair Handles Them

North Myrtle Beach is its own city, so roofing permits go through the City of North Myrtle Beach, not Horry County. Collins Roofing and Repair confirms the permit path for your address before work is scheduled.

A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep reviewing a City of North Myrtle Beach building permit on a tablet at the tailgate of a work truck, with a raised beach house and a new roof behind him. The image represents roofing in North Myrtle Beach SC under the city building permit, flood zone rules and HOA architectural review.

The City of North Myrtle Beach Building Permit

  • Who issues it. The Planning and Development Department at City Hall, 1018 2nd Avenue South, phone 843-280-5560.
  • Online filing. Building permits can be applied for through the city's online permitting portal.
  • Storm repairs need a permit first. After Hurricane Ian, the city stated that permits are required before storm damage repairs begin.
  • Storm fee waivers have happened. After Isaias and Ian, the city waived permit fees for storm repair work, but not for unrelated projects.
  • Survey rule for bigger projects. Since September 1, 2025, the city requires a current property survey for new buildings, footprint expansions and flood zone or coastal work.

Flood Zones and the 50 Percent Rule

Much of Cherry Grove and the oceanfront sits in a FEMA flood zone. After Isaias, the city noted that a flooded home with more than half of its structure damaged can only be rebuilt if it is raised on pilings.

Who Handles What

Which office or group handles each part of a North Myrtle Beach roofing project
Item Who Handles It in North Myrtle Beach
Roofing permit City of North Myrtle Beach Planning and Development
Inspections City of North Myrtle Beach, scheduled after the permit is issued
Condo and townhome roofs The owners' association, which hires the roofer
Roof color and material in gated communities Your HOA's architectural review
Unincorporated addresses nearby Horry County Code Enforcement in Conway

HOA Approvals in North Myrtle Beach Communities

Barefoot Resort, Tidewater Plantation and Seabrook Plantation are gated communities with HOA oversight. Many older streets in Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive and Crescent Beach have no HOA at all.

How Collins Roofing and Repair Handles It

  • We ask first. Your service rep asks about your HOA or condo association at the first visit.
  • We supply the details. Product names, colors and samples for your request.
  • We wait for approval. Materials are ordered after you have it in writing.

North Myrtle Beach Neighborhoods and Homes Collins Roofing and Repair Works On

North Myrtle Beach was formed in 1968, when Cherry Grove Beach, Ocean Drive Beach, Crescent Beach and Windy Hill Beach merged into one city. Each section still has its own feel, and its own roofs.

An aerial view of North Myrtle Beach, SC showing raised beach houses along the Cherry Grove marsh channel, older ranch homes in Windy Hill and golf course homes in Barefoot Resort along the Intracoastal Waterway. The image represents the mix of North Myrtle Beach homes that Collins Roofing and Repair inspects, repairs and replaces roofs on.
  • 19,855 People living in the city
  • 27,608 Housing units in the city
  • 1997 Median year the homes were built
  • 43% Of units sit in buildings with 10 or more units, mostly oceanfront condos

North Myrtle Beach Homes by Age

Share of North Myrtle Beach housing units by era built, and what each era usually means for the roof
Era Built Share of North Myrtle Beach Housing Units What It Usually Means for the Roof
1969 or earlier About 9 percent Post-Hazel beach cottages, often on a third roof, check decking
1970s About 11 percent Second or third roof, ventilation and flashing worth checking
1980s About 22 percent Prime age for replacement if the roof wasn't redone after Florence or Matthew
1990s About 12 percent Many roofs past 25 years or on a first replacement
2000s About 34 percent Builder-grade roofs at or past the 20 to 25 year mark
2010 or later About 13 percent Storm repairs, vent boots and early wear

Collins Roofing and Repair's own guidance is that architectural shingles last roughly 20 to 25 years in this climate. That puts most 2000s roofs in North Myrtle Beach at their replacement window now.

North Myrtle Beach Neighborhoods We Serve

The North Myrtle Beach neighborhoods Collins Roofing and Repair works in and the roof issues each one brings
Neighborhood Typical Homes What It Means for the Roof
Cherry Grove Older cottages, raised homes, canal-front and oceanfront houses on the marsh Most exposed to surge and wind, 94 percent of Isaias damage was here
Ocean Drive Cottages, ranches, condos and townhomes near Main Street, the birthplace of the shag Salt air, older roofs, low-slope commercial roofs on Main Street
Windy Hill Older beach houses, condos and newer homes near Barefoot Landing Mixed roof ages, wind off the ocean
Crescent Beach Quieter streets of older cottages and ranches plus newer raised homes Second and third roofs, Ian roof damage nearby in 2022
Barefoot Resort Gated golf community with villas, townhomes and homes along the Intracoastal Waterway HOA rules, complex rooflines, many 2000s roofs aging out
Tidewater Gated golf community of custom homes on the Cherry Grove marsh Large custom roofs, open marsh wind, HOA standards
Seabrook Plantation Gated newer construction with five lakes Young roofs, storm checks and HOA standards
"These guys did an awesome job on our roof. Very professional. They started & finished on time as promised. Would recommend 10/10."
C No, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

What a Roof Costs in North Myrtle Beach, SC With Collins Roofing and Repair

Roof prices in North Myrtle Beach are quoted per square, which is 100 square feet of roof. Raised homes, steep pitches, decking repairs and HOA material specs all move the final number. Collins Roofing and Repair gives you a written price after a free inspection.

Price per square and typical whole-roof range for each roof type in North Myrtle Beach
Roof Type Price Per Square Typical Whole-Roof Range
Architectural asphalt shingles $400-$600+ $7,600-$12,000+ for a 2,000 sq ft roof
Architectural asphalt shingles $400-$600+ $11,500-$18,000+ for a 3,000 sq ft roof
Metal roofing $1,000-$1,800+ Quoted after inspection
Flat and modified roofing Varies by system Quoted after inspection
Roof repair Not priced per square Quoted after inspection

What Moves the Price in North Myrtle Beach

Raised beach houses need more staging and safety setup. Homes near the ocean often need new flashing and fasteners because the old metal has corroded. Rotted decking under old leaks is the most common add-on we find.

Ways to Pay for a North Myrtle Beach Roof

  • 0% financing for 12 months on approved credit.
  • Free roof inspections with photos of everything we find.
  • Free written estimates with no pressure to sign.
  • Written workmanship warranty on labor, plus manufacturer material warranties.

Your North Myrtle Beach Roof Project With Collins Roofing and Repair, Step by Step

Every Collins Roofing and Repair job in North Myrtle Beach follows the same five steps, so you always know what happens next.

  1. Call or book online.

    Our office schedules your visit and calls the day before to confirm.

  2. Free roof inspection.

    Your service rep gets on the roof and photographs every issue, and sends photos to owners who live out of town.

  3. Written estimate.

    A clear scope and price, with repair and replacement options explained, plus HOA details if you need them.

  4. Permit and work day.

    We handle the City of North Myrtle Beach permit, then the crew arrives on time, protects your property and does the work.

  5. Final check and cleanup.

    Your service rep checks the work, shares after photos and confirms the yard is clean.

"My job was a fix to a 12 year old roof. So thankful for this outfit. ... They even share what the problems actually are and offer DIY solutions."
Rich Smith, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google
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Why North Myrtle Beach Homeowners Choose Collins Roofing and Repair

Collins Roofing and Repair has 71 Google reviews averaging 5.0 stars, and 70 of them are five stars. Customers mention would recommend (24 reviews), professional service (18), on-time crews (15) and fair prices (14) most.

For North Myrtle Beach owners, the part that matters most is the photos. You see the problem, the price and the finished work, even if you live out of state. Read them all on our reviews page.

A collage of finished Collins Roofing and Repair roofs around North Myrtle Beach SC with five-star Google review cards overlaid: a shingle replacement in Windy Hill, a metal roof on a raised Cherry Grove home and a flat roof repair on Main Street. The image represents the 71 Google reviews averaging 5.0 stars that customers have left for Collins Roofing and Repair.
  • 24 Reviews that would recommend us
  • 18 Reviews that mention professional service
  • 15 Reviews that mention on-time crews
  • 14 Reviews that mention fair prices
"What can say about this company other than they are awesome, hard working, trustworthy, and stand behind all they do. I would highly recommend them to anyone who needs a roof or any roofing repair needs. Give them a call!!!"
michael hopla, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Areas Near North Myrtle Beach Served by Collins Roofing and Repair

Collins Roofing and Repair serves North Myrtle Beach and the communities around it, from the state line to Myrtle Beach.

  • Little River: just north of Cherry Grove along US 17 and the Intracoastal Waterway.

  • Longs: inland along SC 9 and SC 905, with fast-growing new subdivisions.

  • Briarcliffe Acres: the small oceanfront town just south of Barefoot.

  • Myrtle Beach: south down US 17 and the Carolina Bays Parkway.

For the full list of communities we serve, see our roofing company in Conway page.

Get a Free Roof Inspection in North Myrtle Beach From Collins Roofing and Repair

Your roof is the first thing every storm off the ocean hits. Book a free inspection with Collins Roofing and Repair and get a straight answer, real photos, help with the city permit and your HOA, and a written estimate with no pressure.

Get Your Free Roof Inspection Request a Written Estimate Call 843-536-5951
A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep shaking hands with a homeowner in front of a freshly replaced roof on a Windy Hill beach house at sunset, with the crew loading the last of the old roofing into the trailer. The image represents booking a free roof inspection with the roofing company serving North Myrtle Beach SC, rated 5.0 stars across 71 Google reviews.