5.0 Stars (71 Reviews) Licensed and Insured

Commercial Roofing Near You That Repairs, Restores and Replaces Membrane, Coating and Metal Roofs on Offices, Retail Buildings, Churches, Warehouses and Rental Properties

Collins Roofing and Repair Keeps Your Building Dry and Your Doors Open

We photograph every issue, recommend a repair when a repair will do, and plan the work around your business hours. Free inspections, written estimates and a written workmanship warranty.

A leaking commercial roof costs you twice: once for the repair and again for the damaged inventory, ceilings and lost business days. Collins Roofing and Repair repairs, restores and replaces low-slope and metal roofs on offices, retail buildings, churches, warehouses and rental properties.

Commercial roofing near you: a Collins Roofing and Repair crew installing a white single-ply membrane on the low-slope roof of a one-story retail strip, with rooftop HVAC units flashed in and the parking lot open below.
A completed Collins Roofing and Repair roof replacement on a Conway, SC building, with clean edges and finished flashing.
A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep walking a commercial flat roof with a property manager, photographing a split seam beside a rooftop unit. The image represents commercial roof repair near you that starts with a free inspection and photos for the owner's records.
A Collins Roofing and Repair crew member working on a roof section during a commercial roof repair.
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How to Choose a Commercial Roofing Contractor Near You That Works Around Your Business

Commercial roofing is different from residential. Most commercial roofs are low-slope membrane or coating systems, and the work has to be planned around customers, staff, rooftop equipment and access. Collins Roofing and Repair builds that plan into every estimate.

"Collins Roofing did a great job. They are very professional and responsive to questions. They did a beautiful job with the roof and the cleanup."
Salient Properties, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Four Questions to Ask a Commercial Roofer Before You Sign

These questions separate a commercial roofer who protects your operation from one who just shows up with a crew.

  1. Will You Work Around My Hours?

    Noise, smells, dumpsters and blocked entrances can cost a business more than the roof. Ask how the roofer will keep customers and staff moving.

    How Collins Roofing and Repair Answers

    Tell us your hours and constraints during the estimate, and Collins Roofing and Repair builds the schedule around them. That can mean early starts, phased sections, or keeping the work away from your busiest entrance.

  2. Can You Give Me Documentation for the Owner or Board?

    Property managers, landlords and church boards need photos and plain-language findings to approve the work.

    How Collins Roofing and Repair Answers

    Every issue gets photographed, and the written estimate spells out the scope and price. We provide documentation and photos suitable for owner and board reporting.

  3. Will You Repair It if a Repair Is Enough?

    Plenty of commercial leaks come from one failed seam, a cracked curb flashing or a clogged drain. A full tear-off isn't always the answer.

    How Collins Roofing and Repair Answers

    If a repair or a coating solves it, that's what Collins Roofing and Repair quotes. When the roof is done, we show you the photos that prove it.

  4. Are You Licensed, Insured and Local?

    A commercial job needs a roofer you can call back next year. Ask for a license, proof of coverage and a physical office.

    How Collins Roofing and Repair Answers

    Collins Roofing and Repair is a licensed and insured South Carolina roofing contractor with an office in Conway, and we provide documentation before work begins.

    "They did what they said they would do when they said it would be done. Very efficient and would highly recommend them."
    James Hyman, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Red Flags on a Commercial Roof Bid

  • A price with no roof walk. Nobody can price a commercial roof from the parking lot.
  • A coating pitched over wet insulation. It traps the problem instead of fixing it.
  • No plan for rooftop units, drains and penetrations.
  • No schedule that accounts for your hours and access.
  • No photos of the problems they say they found.

Commercial Buildings Collins Roofing and Repair Works On

Each type of building has its own roofing headaches. Collins Roofing and Repair handles commercial roofing for offices, retail buildings, churches, warehouses and rental properties.

A grid of commercial roofs repaired by Collins Roofing and Repair: an office with a low-slope membrane roof, a retail strip, a church with a metal roof, a metal warehouse and a duplex rental. The image represents commercial roofing near you for every type of business property.
Commercial building types, the roof systems they usually carry, the problems they see and what matters most on each job
Building Type Common Roof Typical Problems What Matters Most
Offices Low-slope membrane or modified Seam leaks over workspaces, ponding, HVAC curb leaks Quiet work, staff safety, no surprise leaks over desks
Retail buildings Single-ply membrane, coatings Leaks over inventory, clogged scuppers, parapet flashing Open entrances, customer parking, fast repairs
Churches Metal, shingle and low-slope sections Steep and flat sections meeting, flashing at towers and walls Working around services and events, board approval
Warehouses Metal or single-ply Loose fasteners, rust at laps, skylight panels, large areas Phased work over operations, long-term cost
Rental properties Shingle, metal or flat sections Leaks reported late, aging roofs across several units Documentation for owners, multiple buildings, tenant notice

Property Managers and Landlords

Collins Roofing and Repair works with managers and owners of rental and multi-unit properties. Larger properties with several buildings can be inspected together, and the work can be phased so budgets and operations stay manageable.

"... completely replaced the roof on one of my rental homes. He has also repaired a roof for me and is installing another new roof next week."
Jessica Hoffman, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Commercial Roof Systems: Membranes, Coatings and Metal

Low-slope commercial roofs need a continuous waterproof layer, not shingles. Collins Roofing and Repair works with single-ply membrane and coating systems for low-slope roofs, plus metal for pitched commercial roofs.

Commercial roof systems compared by what they are, typical lifespan, approximate installed cost in 2026 and what they suit best
System What It Is Typical Lifespan Approx. Installed Cost (2026) Best For
Single-ply membrane (TPO, EPDM, PVC) One-layer sheet, welded or adhered 20 to 30 years $750-$1,350+ per square Offices, retail, larger low-slope roofs
Modified bitumen Multi-ply polymer-modified asphalt About 20 years $950-$1,575+ per square Roofs with foot traffic and equipment
Silicone roof coating Liquid-applied over a sound roof 15 to 20 years, recoatable $200-$400+ per square Aging but dry membrane and metal roofs
Metal roofing Standing seam, screw-down or metal shingles Long life with maintenance $1,250-$1,875+ per square Churches, warehouses, pitched commercial roofs

Single-Ply Membrane Roofs

TPO is a white single-ply sheet with heat-welded seams that reflects sun, which helps cooling bills on big flat roofs. EPDM is a flexible rubber membrane. Both go down over insulation, often with tapered sections to move water to drains.

Learn more on our flat roofing page.

Roof Coatings and Restoration

A roof coating is a liquid-applied layer over an existing roof that's aging but still dry underneath. Published guides put silicone at about $2-$4+ per square foot versus about $6-$8+ for a full tear-off, and a coating can be recoated later instead of replaced.

When a Coating Works

  • The membrane is still attached and the insulation is dry.
  • Leaks are scattered at seams and fasteners, not across the whole roof.
  • You want to defer a tear-off and keep the building open.

When It Doesn't

A coating sticks to what's under it. If the insulation is soaked, the deck is soft or the roof is pulling apart, Collins Roofing and Repair will tell you a coating won't hold and price the replacement instead.

Metal Roofs on Commercial Buildings

Metal sheds heavy rain fast and handles coastal wind. On warehouses and older metal buildings, most leaks start at loose or rusted fasteners, laps and skylight panels. Collins Roofing and Repair repairs and replaces metal roofing and can coat a sound metal roof to seal fasteners and laps.

Commercial Roof Repair, Restoration or Replacement: How Collins Roofing and Repair Makes the Call

The right answer depends on what's under the surface. Collins Roofing and Repair checks the membrane, seams, flashing, drains and insulation, photographs what we find, and prices the options side by side.

A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep taking a core sample and photographing wet insulation on an aging commercial membrane roof. The image represents deciding between commercial roof repair, roof coating restoration and commercial roof replacement near you.
The conditions that point to a commercial roof repair, a coating restoration or a full replacement
Repair Usually Makes Sense When Restoration (Coating) Can Make Sense When Replacement Usually Makes Sense When
The leak traces to one seam, curb or drain The roof is aging but attached and mostly dry Leaks keep coming back across the roof
The rest of the roof has years left Seams and fasteners are failing in many small spots Insulation is soaked or the deck is soft
Ponding is minor and fixable You want to defer a tear-off and keep the doors open The membrane is shrinking, splitting or blown loose
Damage came from one storm or one impact The roof needs better reflectivity Drainage has to be rebuilt with tapered insulation

Signs Your Commercial Roof Needs Attention

  • Ceiling tile stains or drips after rain.
  • Water standing 48 hours after a storm in drying weather.
  • Blisters, open seams or membrane pulling away at the edges.
  • Cracked flashing at rooftop units, walls and parapets.
  • Rust, loose fasteners or open laps on a metal roof.
  • Clogged drains and scuppers or backed-up gutters spilling over the edge.

Commercial Roof Maintenance Plans From Collins Roofing and Repair

Scheduled inspections and preventive maintenance are the cheapest way to extend the life of a commercial roof and avoid interior damage and downtime. Collins Roofing and Repair offers ongoing maintenance for commercial roofs.

A Collins Roofing and Repair crew member clearing leaves from a commercial roof drain and resealing a pitch pan around a rooftop pipe during a scheduled maintenance visit. The image represents commercial roof maintenance near you that extends roof life and prevents interior damage.

How Often to Inspect a Commercial Roof

The National Roofing Contractors Association recommends roof maintenance inspections at least twice a year, preferably in spring and fall, plus after any hurricane, tornado or hailstorm. On this coast, that means before and after hurricane season.

2× a year, plus after every major storm

What a Maintenance Visit Covers

  • Clear drains, scuppers and gutters of leaves, pine straw and debris.
  • Check seams and laps on membranes and metal panels.
  • Inspect flashing at rooftop units, walls, parapets and pipes.
  • Reseal small openings before they turn into leaks.
  • Photograph the roof so you can see changes visit to visit.
  • Written findings with any repairs priced before work starts.
"Liked the thorough communication and the thorough work that followed."
Emily Reed, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Scheduling Commercial Roofing Around Your Business Hours

Your business shouldn't have to close for a new roof. Collins Roofing and Repair works around your operations so customers and staff are disrupted as little as possible.

A Collins Roofing and Repair crew starting work on a commercial roof at sunrise, with the parking lot empty and the storefront still closed. The image represents commercial roofing near you scheduled around business hours to keep customers and staff moving.

How We Keep Your Building Running

  • Tell us your constraints at the estimate.

    Hours, deliveries, services, events and busy seasons.

  • Phase the work.

    Large roofs and multiple buildings can be done in sections.

  • Protect entrances and parking.

    Dumpsters and material staging go where they won't block customers.

  • Keep it watertight every night.

    Sections opened during the day get sealed before the crew leaves.

  • Clean up daily.

    Nails, scrap and debris get picked up before you open.

"Did an awesome job cleaned everything up didn’t even know that they worked here."
Andrea Bird, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Your Commercial Roof in Five Steps With Collins Roofing and Repair

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

  1. Call or book online.

    Our office schedules your inspection and calls the day before. Active leaks go to the front of the line.

  2. Free roof inspection.

    Your service rep walks the roof, checks seams, flashing, drains and rooftop equipment, and photographs every issue.

  3. Written estimate and schedule.

    Repair, restoration or replacement options, priced in writing, with a work plan built around your hours.

  4. Work days.

    The crew works in sections, keeps the building watertight every night and cleans up daily.

  5. Final check and photos.

    Your service rep checks the finished roof and hands over before and after photos for your records.

"These guys did an awesome job on our roof. Very professional. They started & finished on time as promised."
C No, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

What Commercial Roofing Costs Near You

Commercial roofing is priced by the square foot or by the square (100 square feet), and the system, the tear-off and the insulation drive the number. Collins Roofing and Repair gives you a written price after a free inspection.

A Collins Roofing and Repair service rep handing a business owner a written commercial roofing estimate with photos and a phased schedule. The image represents commercial roofing cost near you for membrane, coating and metal roofs.
Approximate commercial roofing costs by job type, priced per square (100 square feet)
Commercial Roof Job Approx. Cost
Silicone roof coating over a sound roof $200-$400+ per square
Full tear-off and replacement (for comparison with coating) $600-$800+ per square
Single-ply membrane (TPO, EPDM, PVC), replaced $750-$1,350+ per square
Modified bitumen, replaced $950-$1,575+ per square
Metal roof, replaced $1,250-$1,875+ per square
Repairs and maintenance visits Quoted after inspection

What Moves the Price

  • Roof size. Larger roofs cost less per square foot but more in total.
  • Tear-off and wet insulation. Old layers and soaked insulation have to come out.
  • Drainage. Tapered insulation, crickets and new drains add to the job.
  • Rooftop equipment. Units, curbs and penetrations all need flashing.
  • Access and scheduling. Phased work, early starts and tight sites add time.

Free Inspections, Written Estimates and Financing

  • Free roof inspections with photos of everything we find.
  • Free written estimates with scope, price and schedule.
  • Written workmanship warranty on labor, with manufacturer material warranties on top.
  • 100% satisfaction guarantee: if it isn't right, we make it right.
  • Financing on approved credit.

More Roofing Services From Collins Roofing and Repair

Collins Roofing and Repair handles every roof on the property, commercial or residential.

A Collins Roofing and Repair truck parked between a commercial building with a new membrane roof and a home with a new shingle roof. The image represents commercial roofing near you alongside flat roofing, metal roofing and storm damage repair from one roofing company.

How to Reach Collins Roofing and Repair and Where to Find Us

Collins Roofing and Repair books most inspections within a few business days, and active leaks go to the front of the line. Call, book online or stop by the office.

Call Us

Talk to the Collins Roofing and Repair office at 843-536-5951. Tell us about the building, the leak and your hours, and we'll book a free inspection.

What Happens After You Reach Out

  1. We confirm your visit and call the day before.
  2. Your service rep inspects the roof and photographs every issue.
  3. You get a written estimate with options, price and a schedule around your hours.
  4. You decide. No pressure and no "sign today" pricing.

Our Commercial Roofing Service Areas

Collins Roofing and Repair provides commercial roofing across the Grand Strand beaches and the inland towns of Horry, Georgetown and Marion counties. Beachfront buildings fight salt air and open-water wind, while inland warehouses and churches deal with summer downpours and falling limbs.

  • 21 Communities served
  • 3 Counties covered

Collins Roofing and Repair in Conway, SC

Collins Roofing and Repair in Conway, SC handles commercial roof repair, coatings, replacement and maintenance for every community in the table below.

Communities We Serve

Communities served across Horry, Georgetown and Marion counties with approximate straight-line distance from our Conway office
Community County Approx. Distance From Our Office (Miles)
Conway Horry 0
Red Hill Horry 3
Homewood Horry 4
Forestbrook Horry 9
Carolina Forest Horry 10
Socastee Horry 11
Bucksport Horry 13
Aynor Horry 14
Myrtle Beach Horry 14
Surfside Beach Horry 16
Briarcliffe Acres Horry 17
Garden City Horry / Georgetown 17
Loris Horry 18
Longs Horry 20
Murrells Inlet Georgetown 20
North Myrtle Beach Horry 21
Little River Horry 25
Mullins Marion 28
Pawleys Island Georgetown 28
Marion Marion 31
Georgetown Georgetown 35

Distances are straight-line estimates; road miles run longer.

Get a Free Commercial Roof Inspection Before the Next Leak Hits Your Business

The cheapest commercial roof repair is the one you catch early. Book a free inspection with Collins Roofing and Repair and get photos of every issue, a written estimate with options, and a schedule built around your business.

"They were punctual, polite, and got the job done in a timely manner. Price was competitive and we are very happy with the results!"
xlFight ttv, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google
A finished white membrane roof on a commercial building at sunset, with the Collins Roofing and Repair crew loading the trailer and the storefront open below. The image represents booking a free commercial roofing inspection near you from a roofer rated 5.0 stars across 71 Google reviews.