Shingle roofs, storm repairs, chimneys, painting, siding, and concrete, photographed from the first shingle to the last nail, priced straight, and built by two owners who answer their own phone.
The crew that vanished after the deposit. The quote that grew every week. The truck that showed up after the storm and disappeared before the first rain. We built this company to be the opposite of all of it.
Every roof gets photographed from tear-off to final nail. You see what we saw, what we did, and what your money bought, even the parts you'd never climb up to check.
A straight number before we start, and the same number when we finish. Most shingle roofs run around $425 a square with us, where most quotes around here come in at $500 or more.
Patrick and Kevin own this company and stand on your job, and the men who quote your work are the men who answer when you call about it.


Patrick and Kevin have each spent twenty years in the trades, and they built Integrity Exterior Solutions on the kind of work that gets you recommended at backyard cookouts. Most of our jobs come from a neighbor who had us first.
We photograph every roof from tear-off to final nail, we give you a number you can hold us to, and we answer our own phones. That's the whole business model, and it's why the lowcountry keeps calling.
— Patrick & Kevin, Owners
Get everything in writing with a real number, never pay the full amount up front, and ask to see the work. That last one is where most contractors go quiet and where we don't: every roof we build is photographed from tear-off to the final nail, so you can see the decking, the underlayment, and everything else that gets covered up. If a contractor can't show you the middle of the job, you're taking the whole thing on faith.
Most shingle roofs with us run around $425 per square (a square is 100 square feet of roof), and most quotes in the lowcountry come in at $500 per square or more. Your exact number depends on the size and pitch of the roof and what we find underneath, and you'll have it in writing before any work starts.
You're not alone, carriers along the South Carolina coast have gotten strict about roof age, and those letters are going out all over the lowcountry. Start by having someone look at the actual roof, because sometimes the fix is smaller than a replacement. We'll tell you honestly which one you need, document the condition with photos you can send your carrier, and give you a written quote so you can make the decision on real information instead of a deadline scare.
We live here, so technically yes, we show up after storms, and then we're still here the year after. Patrick and Kevin both live and work in the lowcountry, most of our jobs come from referrals, and you can meet us before you sign anything. The trucks that knock on doors after a hurricane and vanish by Christmas are the reason we photograph everything and put every number in writing.
Every roofing job, start to finish. You get photos of the tear-off, the decking, the underlayment, the flashing, and the finished roof, so you see the parts of your own house you'd never climb up to inspect. It keeps us honest, and it gives you a record for insurance and resale that most homeowners never have.
An honest look answers that in about twenty minutes. A stain on the ceiling or a few missing shingles is often a repair, and we'll tell you when it is, because a customer who trusts us for a small fix calls us years later for the big one. When it truly is time to replace, we'll show you why, in photos, and give you the number in writing.
We work across the South Carolina lowcountry: Beaufort, Bluffton, Hilton Head Island, Okatie, and down into Savannah. If you're near the water, so are we, and if you're not sure whether we cover your street, call and ask, you'll get a straight answer in one phone call.
No pressure, no door-knocker script, no number that grows. Just two contractors who will tell you what it needs and what it costs.
You reach out. Call or text us, whichever is easiest from where you're standing.
We come look. You get an honest read on what it needs and a written number you can hold us to.
The work gets done, and you get the photos. Start to finish, so you see exactly what your money bought.
Two owners, answering their own phone.