Clyde Nettles: Our New Brand!

Fresh New Look, Same Trusted Company Since 1950

Just like you need a new roof, or a new reconstruction job on your house, sometimes companies need a new image – so we’ve decided to give our company logo a makeover. We’re excited about our new image and can’t wait for you to begin seeing it all over SC. 

From our fleet of trucks, to our social media accounts, new website and more, you’ll start seeing our blue CN logo everywhere. But don’t worry – our experienced and friendly staff and top quality craftsmanship hasn’t changed. We will still continue to be the best Roofing, Restoration and Commercial Painting company in the Columbia area and in the wonderful state of SC.

We would like to thank our extensive list of repeat and referral customers that have not only supported us over the years, but people we have also built relationships with. We appreciate you all, and hope you are as excited about our new look as we are.

Have a great and wonderful week!


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