Roof Replacement Service Areas Near Florence, SC
Requests come from Florence, SC, from the rest of Florence County and from five neighboring towns in the Pee Dee. Find your town below, read its page, and send a request when you are ready. One independent roofer who works in your part of the region will follow up.
How the Service Area Was Drawn
The map starts with Florence, SC, the Florence County seat, and the unincorporated land around it. From there it reaches into three counties. Timmonsville, SC and Lake City, SC sit inside Florence County. Darlington, SC and Hartsville, SC are in Darlington County to the northwest, and Marion, SC anchors Marion County to the east.
Each of those towns is its own place with its own government, and most run their own permit office with their own rules. That is why each one gets a separate page instead of a line on a list. None of them should be treated as a piece of the city, even where mailing addresses overlap.
Check Your Area
Not sure whether your address falls inside the area? Type your town into the box below and you'll see right away whether it's covered. If your town doesn't show up, the section further down explains what to do next.
Browse the Towns
Start with the hub page or jump straight to your town. Distances are rough straight-line figures from downtown Florence, SC.
- Florence, SC (Florence County). The largest place on the map, with 41,231 residents in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate and a median owner-occupied home value of $211,400. Older in-town homes, newer subdivisions and rentals all appear here. See the homepage.
- Darlington, SC (Darlington County). About 10 miles northwest, this county seat counts 6,075 residents in the 2025 estimate, and 52.0% of its homes are owner-occupied. Read the Darlington, SC page.
- Hartsville, SC (Darlington County). About 22 miles northwest, with 7,374 residents in the 2025 estimate. At 62.1%, it has the highest share of owner-occupied homes of any town on this site. Visit the Hartsville, SC page.
- Timmonsville, SC (Florence County). A small town about 11 miles west, home to roughly 2,100 people at the 2020 count. Survey estimates put its median owner home value at about $104,300. Open the Timmonsville, SC page.
- Lake City, SC (Florence County). About 22 miles south on US 52, with 5,940 residents in the 2025 estimate. Renters outnumber owners here, so its page speaks to landlords as well as owners. See the Lake City, SC page.
- Marion, SC (Marion County). About 21 miles east on US 76, the Marion County seat has 6,028 residents in the 2025 estimate and a median household income of $30,662. Go to the Marion, SC page.
Every town page covers that town's permit office, the storms on record nearby, the housing you see there and the questions people in that town tend to ask. Permit steps differ from town to town, so read the page for the place where the house actually stands.
Near the Edge of the Area?
Plenty of homes sit on rural roads between these towns, outside any city limits. If yours is one of them, go ahead and send a request with the form. Your details still go to just one independent roofer, and if that roofer doesn't work as far out as your address, you should hear so plainly rather than be passed along to a string of strangers.
For a house outside city limits in Florence County, permits run through the County rather than a town office. The roofer usually handles that paperwork, but you can confirm it yourself before work starts. Wherever the house is, the same checks apply: look up the roofer's SC LLR registration, ask for proof of liability insurance and get the whole job in a written contract.