LYNQ Roofing Solutions

11/03/2026

Meet Superman Sam, our Production & Repair Manager scaling a roof in Graniteville, South Carolina to do a roof repair today.

Safe Work is Skilled Work. And Skilled Work is Safe Work. That’s how we operate - every day.

11/02/2026

Buckle up South Carolina homeowners… here it comes! More money for less coverage. Be sure to check your policy when renewal time comes, because insurance carriers - especially the Allstates and State Farms of the world - like to sneak in policy changes (usually not in your favor) and somehow find a way to make it look positive.

We are not in any way adjusters or insurance agents, but we’ve certainly had a lot of experience dealing with insurance claims, so if you have any questions about your policy language or what it means feel free to give us a call 803-380-6167 and I’ll try to help you make sense of it in layman’s terms

SC will likely see one of the highest insurance jumps, an expert says. We explain why and offer tips to save money.

11/02/2026

Hey Cedar Creek Development we see you! Sorry for the noise - there’s a shiny new Owens Corning Duration Teak roof going on in your neighborhood today!

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10/27/2026

Hey Greer SC, nice to see you!

10/26/2026

If your homeowners insurance renewal showed up recently and the price barely went up (or didn't go up at all), this could be a red flag.

Some insurance companies are keeping premiums down by making a change you might not notice until it's too late: reducing your roof coverage.

More and more homeowners are finding themselves with Actual Cash Value (ACV) roof coverage instead of Replacement Cost Value (RCV).

This difference could cost you thousands of dollars after a hailstorm.

Here's what that means:

- Replacement Cost (RCV): Pays what it actually costs today to replace your damaged roof, without deducting for its age.
- Actual Cash Value (ACV): Pays the replacement cost MINUS depreciation for the age and condition of your roof.

Here's an example.

Say a hailstorm destroys your 12-year-old roof. It costs $20,000 to replace.

You have a 2% wind/hail deductible on a home insured for $350,000. That means your deductible is $7,000.

If you have RCV:

- The insurance company owes $20,000 minus your $7,000 deductible.

- You get $13,000. You're out $7,000.

If you have ACV:

- Let's say the insurance company depreciates your roof by 50% because of its age.

- Now, instead of $20,000, they're starting at $10,000.

- Subtract your $7,000 deductible.

- You get $3,000. You're out $17,000.

Same house, roof, storm, and deductible.

A $10,000 difference in what your insurance pays.

One of the most frustrating things I see in my practice is homeowners who have paid their premiums faithfully for years, only to find out after a storm that their coverage isn't what they thought it was.

Sometimes that change was buried in a renewal packet, and nobody ever explained what it actually meant.

So here's my advice before the spring storm season in SC rolls around again:

Look at your policy today.

If you have ACV coverage, ask how much it would cost to switch to RCV. You might be surprised how much more protection you could get for the difference in premium.

And if you decide to keep ACV coverage to save on premiums, that's fine too. Just make sure you understand the risk and are putting money aside for the possibility of replacing your roof.

10/25/2026

See this photo? This is what the cheapest roof looks like up close.

This is the bottom edge of a shingle at the eave. It lifts with two fingers. Under it should be three things: a starter strip to seal that edge down, ice and water shield to stop backed up water from getting under the shingles, and a gutter apron to carry water into the gutter instead of behind it.

This roof has none of the three.

You can't see any of this from the ground. This roof looks fine from the driveway. The homeowner had no idea until somebody lifted the edge and actually looked.

When one estimate comes in way lower than the rest, the savings have to come from somewhere. It's never the shingles. You'd notice that. It comes from the stuff you'll never see: the starter strip, the ice and water shield, the apron, the flashing. Skip all of it and you just bought the cheapest roof on paper and the most expensive roof in real life, because you get to pay for it twice.

This is what choosing the right company actually means. It's not the shingle brand. It's not the lowest number. It's whether the crew does the parts you'll never see. That's where roofs fail. Every single time.

10/23/2026

No more roof leaks *guaranteed* on this shiny new Owens Corning Roofing Duration roof in Graniteville, South Carolina! Thanks for trusting us, Ducketts!

10/20/2026

Hey we see you Forest Acres!

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10/16/2026

Hey Laurens - what a great little town you got here! We had an opportunity to ride into town to buy some additional materials from Laurens Lumber (fantastic old school hardware store, by the way) and loved it! Will return when not on the job!