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Fortify Your Home Against Storm Damage with SC Safe Home Upgrades

Living in South Carolina means being prepared for hurricanes, tornadoes, and tropical storms and ensuring your home exteriors are fortified against these threats. At Sea Island Residential, we’re dedicated to helping you protect your home from these weather threats through the South Carolina Safe Home program.

What is the SC Safe Home Program?

The South Carolina Safe Home program offers homeowners in hurricane-prone counties up to $7,500 for specific upgrades to make their homes more storm-resistant. As an approved inspector and contractor for the program, Sea Island Residential is here to guide you through the process and ensure your home repair needs are met to make it as storm-ready as possible.

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How to Qualify

To qualify for the SC Safe Home program, homeowners must live in eligible counties and meet specific criteria. Our team is here to help you determine your eligibility and guide you through the application process.

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Our Services

As an approved SC Safe Home contractor, we offer a range of services to fortify your home, including:

  • Roof Reinforcement: Strengthening your roof to withstand high winds and heavy rainfall.
  • Impact-Resistant Windows: Installing new windows that can endure storm debris and reduce damage.
  • Advanced Gutter Systems: Implementing gutters and gutter guards designed to handle excessive water flow and prevent flooding.
  • Seamless Gutters: Installing seamless gutters to prevent water damage and ensure reliable protection for your home's exterior.
  • Roofing Repair: Offering expert services for repairing and replacing residential roofs to address roofing issues.

At Sea Island Residential, we’re more than just a roofing company—we’re neighbors who care about keeping your home safe.

SC Safe Home FAQ

Visit the SC Safe Home website and create an account to start your online application. Be ready to upload the required documents and follow the step-by-step process.

Click “Forgot Password” on the login page, and follow the prompts to reset it using your registered email address.

No, your project must be approved before any work begins. Retroactive reimbursements aren’t allowed under the SC Safe Home program.

Eligibility depends on your property location, ownership status, insurance coverage, and other factors. Before applying, check the program’s full eligibility guidelines.

Log in to your SC Safe Home account to edit or upload updated documents. You can also contact the department directly for help.

Once logged in, your application dashboard will show the current status and progress. The status bar’s color also helps indicate where things stand.

Once you receive your grant award, you typically have 90 days to complete the retrofit and submit all required documentation.

You must hire an SC Safe Home–certified inspector and contractor. The SC Safe Home website provides a list of approved professionals.

No. Only owner-occupied, single-family homes are eligible for grant funding under this program.

Each color represents a different stage in your application process. For details, hover over the bar or consult the legend provided in your account dashboard.

No. Grants are only for preventative improvements, not for repairing existing damage.

No. SC Safe Home is only available for single-family, owner-occupied homes.

Yes. Call the SC Department of Insurance at 803-737-6087 for guidance on submitting a paper application or other alternatives.

Eligible counties include those along South Carolina’s coast. Check the official list online or contact the department to confirm your area.

Applications are reviewed based on risk level, completeness, and available funding. Meeting eligibility doesn’t guarantee funding.

The type of grant you receive depends on your household income and the property’s insurance coverage. Details are available on the SC Safe Home website.

You’re responsible for any costs beyond the awarded amount. When planning your project, be sure to budget for any out-of-pocket expenses.

Once selected, you’ll need proof of ownership, insurance, income documentation (for non-matching grants), and contractor/inspector information.

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