Roofers in Lexington, SC — Sands Roofing & Construction

Lexington is one of the fastest-growing communities in South Carolina, andSands Roofing & Construction is proud to call it home. Our office sits at 1311 West Main Street in downtown Lexington, and our team members are your neighbors. With top-rated schools, a charming downtown, and easy access to Lake Murray, Lexington attracts families and professionals who expect quality in everything — including the roof over their heads.

The town has seen explosive growth over the past two decades. Newer subdivisions stretch south along Highway 1 and west toward Gilbert, while established neighborhoods near the town center and Lake Murray are aging into their first major roof replacements. Homes built in the 1990s through 2010s are now showing their age — many shipped with builder-grade three-tab shingles that are reaching the end of their lifespan and need attention.

Whether your HOA requires architectural review before a single shingle is removed or your lakefront property needs specialized ventilation and ice-and-water shield, we know the details that make the difference. That local knowledge is something a company driving in from out of town simply does not have.

Established neighborhoods like Corley Mill, Virginia Hilda, and Old Barnwell Road feature homes built from the 1980s through the early 2000s. Many of these properties are on their original or second-generation roof and are due for a full replacement. Our crews handle careful tear-off around mature landscaping and perform thorough deck inspections to catch hidden damage before new shingles go down.

Newer developments like Saluda Pointe, Platt Springs Station, and Hammock Bay were built quickly to meet Lexington's booming demand. Many shipped with the minimum-spec three-tab shingles builders use to control costs. Upgrading to TAMKO Heritage architectural shingles gives you dramatically better wind resistance, curb appeal, and warranty protection — especially important as these homes approach the 10-15 year mark.

Lake Murray waterfront properties on the Lexington side of the lake face higher humidity, stronger winds off the open water, and more intense storm exposure. We select and install materials specifically rated for these conditions, including algae-resistant shingles, enhanced nailing patterns, and robust underlayment systems.

Weather patterns: Lexington County gets hit by the same severe thunderstorms, hail, and high winds that affect the entire Midlands corridor. Because our headquarters is minutes from anywhere in Lexington, we can mobilize for emergency storm response faster than any competitor. When severe weather hits, our trucks are already on your side of the river.