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Roofing for Pomaria homes and businesses
Pomaria is one of the towns of Newberry County, as the county's comprehensive plan lists it, and it was named for the home of William Summer, according to a state historic context study. The town's address is 138 Folk Street, its council meets on the first Monday of each month at the Pomaria Recreation Center, and it runs a business license program, per the Town of Pomaria website.
Lake Murray Construction is a family owned roofer based at 230 Joe Free Rd in Chapin, with more than 20 years of experience. We handle roof repair, roof replacement, residential roofing, commercial roofing, roof inspection and emergency roofing with asphalt shingles only, on homes and on commercial buildings with shingle roofs, and every job starts with a complimentary roof inspection, photos and an estimate in writing before any work begins. Call (803) 708-6628, Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
- Roof repairs after wind and rain
- Full tear off replacements
- Complimentary inspections with photos
- Written estimate before any work begins
- Storm damage records for insurance
- Asphalt shingles in a range of colors
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Run by a Family
We are family owned and operated, and we bring family values to every home we work on.
Seasoned Roofers
The company was founded by roofers with over 20 years in the industry, and the people who plan your job know the work firsthand.
Informed at Every Step
You know what is happening on your roof and why, from the first call to the last inspection. Ask questions any time.
Covered and Guaranteed
Lake Murray Construction is licensed and insured, and your satisfaction is guaranteed. After a storm, our photos and written report give your insurer a clear record.
What happens when you call about a Pomaria roof
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Call or Write
Phone (803) 708-6628 or send the form to request a visit.
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Inspection
We look over the shingles, flashing and vents, and the attic beneath them.
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Report
Photos, our recommendation and a written estimate come next, before any work begins.
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Repair or Replace
With your go ahead, we complete the work on the agreed schedule, weather permitting.
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Cleanup and Review
We clean the yard, sweep for nails and do a final inspection.
Choosing between a repair and a new roof in Pomaria
Small problems stay small when they are caught early. A few blown off shingles, a cracked rubber boot or loose flashing are roof repair jobs. Widespread curling, cracking or granule loss means the roof is near the end, and a roof replacement with a full tear off makes more sense. Our roof inspection shows you which, with photos. A loose shingle fixed now is a far smaller job than rotted decking found later.
Shops, offices and other buildings with shingle roofs fall under our commercial roofing service, and the residential roofing page covers homes. When a storm lets water in, our emergency roofing service starts with temporary protection. Every inspection comes with photos and a written report you can keep.
Permits and licenses for Pomaria roofs
Start with the town
Before work inside Pomaria town limits, ask the town which office issues the building permit. The Town of Pomaria is at 138 Folk Street, Pomaria, SC 29126.
Town business license
Pomaria runs a business license program, so ask the town whether your contractor needs to be part of it.
County building office
The Newberry County Building Department, 1512 Martin Street in Newberry, covers the county's unincorporated areas and is open 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
Approval before work
Newberry County says many construction projects need approval and permits before work begins.
Zoning before building
In the county, a zoning permit is required before a building permit for a structure.
State license
The county requires contractors to hold a current South Carolina state license in their discipline.
The codes behind a Pomaria roof
County adopted codes
Newberry County lists the 2021 International Residential Code and the 2021 International Building Code among its adopted codes.
Statewide enforcement
Cities and counties enforce the codes the Building Codes Council adopts, with the 2021 South Carolina Residential Code in effect since January 1, 2023 and the 2024 edition due on January 1, 2027.
Replacement basics
Under Chapter 9, a replacement strips the old roofing to the deck, and a roof that already has two layers cannot take a third.
Shingle specifics
Shingles need a 2 in 12 slope or steeper, doubled underlayment up to 4 in 12, at least four nails per strip shingle and drip edge at eaves and rakes. They must also pass the ASTM D7158 wind test.
Weather that ages Pomaria roofs
National Weather Service records for Columbia Metropolitan Airport show about 81 days a year at 90 degrees or hotter and 45.24 inches of yearly rain, with June, July and August the wettest months. Long hot summers dry shingles and loosen their granules, and steady rain tests every seam. Granules shield the asphalt from the sun, so once they wash away the wear speeds up.
The Columbia office issues most severe weather warnings from April through July. Its highest wind gust on record, 88 mph, came from a microburst at the airport on August 15, 2023, and on March 15, 2008 Midlands storms brought golf ball size hail in several places. A roof that took hail or high wind can look fine from the yard and still have cracked or lifted shingles.
Hiring a roofer and filing a storm claim
Check a roofer's license before you sign. The Residential Builders Commission licenses residential builders and specialty contractors, and its licensee lookup searches by name, license number, city or company. Ask for the license number and run the search yourself.
When a storm causes the damage, the Department of Insurance claims guide expects temporary repairs to prevent more damage, asks you to keep every receipt and warns against signing a repair or replacement contract before the adjuster agrees on the scope. We document the roof with photos and a written report. If water is coming in, put the temporary cover in place first and keep the receipt.
Serving Pomaria and the Midlands
We repair and replace roofs across the area, including
Every job starts with a complimentary roof inspection.
Pomaria roofing questions
Who issues building permits in Pomaria?
Ask the Town of Pomaria which office issues the permit for an address inside town limits. The Newberry County Building Department at 1512 Martin Street covers the unincorporated areas of the county.
Does Newberry County need a zoning permit first?
Yes. The county requires a zoning permit before a building permit for a structure, and it says many construction projects need approval and permits before work begins.
Do you serve Pomaria?
Yes. Pomaria is one of our service areas, along with Little Mountain, Chapin, Newberry, Prosperity and the rest of the Midlands.
What roofing do you install?
Asphalt shingle roofs only, in a range of colors and profiles. You can preview the styles on our roof replacement page.
How do I schedule an inspection?
Call (803) 708-6628, Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, or send the form on this page. The inspection is complimentary.
Do you help with insurance claims?
We document storm damage with photos and a written report, which is what your insurer will ask for. Your insurer decides what the policy covers.
Still have questions? Call (803) 708-6628 or request your complimentary estimate.
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