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How Roofers Greenville Works

Roofers Greenville is a free referral service. You tell us about your roof once, and your request goes to a licensed and insured, local roofer in our network who contacts you within 24 hours about a free inspection and quote. The roofer, not Roofers Greenville, inspects the roof, quotes the job and does the work.

How does the referral work, step by step?

  1. You send one request. The form asks for the job, your ZIP code, a few details about the roof and how to reach you. It takes about two minutes.
  2. We pass it to a roofer in our network. Requests go to an independent, licensed and insured, local roofer who serves your area and handles your kind of job.
  3. The roofer contacts you within 24 hours. They set up a free inspection, look at the roof and give you a written quote.
  4. You decide. There’s no obligation. You can accept the quote, ask questions, get other quotes or do nothing.

Get a free roof inspection and quote

Your request goes to a local roofer in our network who will contact you about a free inspection and quote. Tell us about the roof once; a licensed and insured, local roofer will contact you within 24 hours.

Roofers Greenville is a free referral service. Roofing work is performed by independent contractors in our network. Submitting the form is free and doesn’t commit you to anything.

Who actually does the roofing work?

Independent roofing contractors in our network do every inspection, quote and job. Roofers Greenville doesn’t employ crews, inspect roofs, install or repair anything, or offer warranties. Any warranty comes from the roofer who does the work and from the manufacturer of the materials, so ask for both in writing.

What does it cost to use Roofers Greenville?

Nothing. The service is free for homeowners and businesses. Roofers in our network offer free inspections and quotes for repair and replacement work; you only pay a roofer if you hire them.

How do you check a roofer before hiring them?

Check every roofer yourself, including one we match you with. It takes five minutes.

  1. Search their name on the SC Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (LLR) license lookup. In South Carolina, roofing is a residential specialty trade: roofers must be registered with the Residential Builders Commission for jobs over $500, and must carry a surety bond for jobs over $5,000 (SC LLR residential specialty registration). If the lookup doesn’t load, the Commission can be reached at 803-896-4696.
  2. Ask for a current certificate of liability insurance.
  3. Get a written scope of work and compare it with the checklist in how to choose a roofer in South Carolina.

Can you help with my insurance claim?

No, and neither can a roofing contractor. South Carolina law forbids contractors from negotiating or handling an insurance claim for a homeowner, or offering to pay or rebate any part of a deductible (S.C. Code §40-59-25). A roofer can inspect and document damage, and you can use that report in your own claim.

We explain what you can do yourself, including your right to cancel a roofing contract within five business days of an insurer’s written denial, in roof insurance claims in South Carolina.

What happens to the information I send?

The details you enter in the form are sent to a roofer in our network so they can contact you about your project, and to the lead platform that runs the form. How the form provider handles data is set out in its own terms; the details are in our privacy policy.

Where do the prices on this site come from?

From published national cost guides, which we name and link on every page, with the date we last reviewed them. No independent price survey exists for Greenville, so we label national figures as national and never adjust them. Our editorial policy explains how we research and update pages.

Ready? Request your free inspection or see the roofing services we can match you with.

Last reviewed: October 2026.