No Hidden Fees – Clear Estimates & 5-Year Warranty

Palmetto Roofing Specialties

Palmetto Roofing Specialties serves homeowners and businesses across Upstate South Carolina with roofing work that feels straightforward and well-managed. From the first inspection through final cleanup, the team focuses on clear communication and clean workmanship. You get a detailed estimate upfront with no hidden fees or surprise add-ons, so you can plan with confidence and compare bids without guesswork. As a local roofer, Palmetto Roofing Specialties understands Greenville’s weather patterns and the real-world impact of storms and wind events. That local knowledge helps the team spot common problem areas early and recommend practical repairs that hold up over time. Services cover roof inspections, maintenance, repairs, and full replacements. For commercial properties, Palmetto Roofing Specialties supports low-slope roofing systems alongside other commercial roofing needs. For residential projects, the team uses high-quality materials sourced from reputable suppliers, ensuring finished roofs look sharp and perform well season after season. Safety is part of every job. The crew follows strict safety protocols to protect your property and maintain a clean, organized worksite. Palmetto Roofing Specialties also stands behind its work with a customer satisfaction guarantee and dependable warranty support. Their workmanship warranty begins at five years, with longer options available depending on the project. If you need follow-up help after installation, the team stays responsive and accountable, which is a small detail that makes a big difference. If you are looking for a reliable roofing contractor in the Greenville area, Palmetto Roofing Specialties offers a simple next step. Schedule an inspection, review a written scope, then move forward with a plan that feels clear from day one.

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Palmetto Roofing Specialties serves homeowners and businesses across Upstate South Carolina with roofing work that feels straightforward and well...

Dole Rocks Charlotte as Part of its 125th Pineapple Birthday

Dole Food Company

Dole Food Company will host more than a month of free activities in its hometown of Charlotte leading up to International Pineapple Day on June 27 as part of the produce leader’s 125th Pineapple Crowning Anniversary marking its first 125 years in the pineapple business. 	 A highlight of the month is the kick-off of a uniquely interactive community treasure hunt that sparks local residents to find 125 hand-painted pineapple rocks hidden in and around the Charlotte area and participating Uptown Chalotte businesses including some that can be redeemed for DOLE® Pineapples, merchandise and other prizes. In honor of the holiday and Dole’s Uptown Charlotte U.S. headquarters, Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles has officially proclaimed June 27, 2026, as “Charlotte Pineapple Day.”	 	 Dole’s Quasquicentennial celebration honors the foresight of a 24-year-old James Drummond Dole who planted his first pineapple plants in Wahiawa, Hawaii, in 1901 to found the Hawaiian Pineapple Company, which later became Dole. As part of its "Sweet Surprise Pineapple Hunt," Dole team members are hiding 125 rocks hand-painted with pineapple-themed messages of positivity and inspiration in and around Uptown Charlotte. The company has recruited a host of neighboring Uptown Charlotte businesses—coffee shops, cafes, bakeries, delis. markets and stores—to join in on the fun according to the following week: o	June 7-13: Amelie’s French Bakery Café (Uptown Charlotte café) o	June 14-20: Johnny Burrito o	June 21-27: All businesses will participate during Pineapple Week leading up to International Pineapple Day on June 27. o	June 28-July 4: Rhino Market &amp; Deli (Uptown Charlotte market) o	July 5-11: Coco and the Director o	July 12-18: Devon &amp; Blakely (Uptown Charlotte café) o	July 19-25: Paper Skyscraper (Uptown Charlotte store) o	July 26-Aug. 1: Geno D’s Pizza For details, go to https://www.dole.com/pineapple125.

Dole Food Company will host more than a month of free activities in its hometown of Charlotte leading up to International Pineapple Day on June 27...

CyberMax iPhone Repair

Established in 2014, CyberMax iPhone Repair provides same-day phone repair and iPhone repair services in Charlotte, NC. Our services include phone screen repair and replacement, iPhone screen repair, battery replacement, back glass repair, charging port repair, and other phone repair services. Most iPhone screen repairs are completed in 20 minutes using premium-quality parts backed by a 1-year warranty. Walk-ins are welcome for fast, reliable service and quick screen repair turnaround times.

Established in 2014, CyberMax iPhone Repair provides same-day phone repair and iPhone repair services in Charlotte, NC. Our services include phone...

CHARLOTTE, NC -- Power outages remain for hundreds of Charlotte-area residents after a day of torrential rain storms brought down trees and power lines throughout the region. The numbers are an improvement over the estimated more than 63,000 area residents who woke up without power April 24. A Duke Energy power outage map showed most of the outages remaining were in South Charlotte.Here is a map of the most current outages, according to Duke Energy:<figure><img data-image="22921643-1493045463" data-src="https://patch.com/img/cdn20/users/22921643/20170424/105102/styles/raw/public/article_images/1493045462-1493045462-5620.jpg" data-sizes="(min-width: 780px) 726px, 100vw" data-srcset="https://patch.com/img/cdn20/users/22921643/20170424/105102/styles/raw/public/article_images/1493045462-1493045462-5620.jpg?width=640 640w, https://patch.com/img/cdn20/users/22921643/20170424/105102/styles/raw/public/article_images/1493045462-1493045462-5620.jpg?width=726 726w" /></figure>Image via Duke EnergyTo report an electrical outage, call Duke-Energy at 800-769-3766. To report a fallen power line, call 800-769-3766. You can <a href="https://www.duke-energy.com/outages/alerts" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">click here</a> to go to Duke Energy's signup page for outage alerts.

CHARLOTTE, NC -- Power outages remain for hundreds of Charlotte-area residents after a day of torrential rain storms brought down trees and power lines throughout the region. The numbers are an improvement over the estimated more than 63,000 area residents who woke up without power April 24. A Duke Energy power outage map showed most of the outages remaining were in South Charlotte.

Here is a map of the most current outages, according to Duke Energy:<figure><img data-image="22921643-1493045463" data-src="https://patch.com/img/cdn20/users/22921643/20170424/105102/styles/raw/public/article_images/1493045462-1493045462-5620.jpg" data-sizes="(min-width: 780px) 726px, 100vw" data-srcset="https://patch.com/img/cdn20/users/22921643/20170424/105102/styles/raw/public/article_images/1493045462-1493045462-5620.jpg?width=640 640w, https://patch.com/img/cdn20/users/22921643/20170424/105102/styles/raw/public/article_images/1493045462-1493045462-5620.jpg?width=726 726w" /></figure>Image via Duke Energy

To report an electrical outage, call Duke-Energy at 800-769-3766. To report a fallen power line, call 800-769-3766. You can <a href="https://www.duke-energy.com/outages/alerts" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">click here</a> to go to Duke Energy's signup page for outage alerts.

Heavy rains lead to power outages for thousands

Thousands of Charlotte-area residents work up without power Monday. Duke-Energy is restoring power lines taken down by trees during storms.