The Scope
One call.
Every trade.
Most renovations are assembled from a stack of separate contracts — a framer, a painter, a landscaper, each with their own schedule and their own excuse. We hold all of it. Here is the whole list, and what it would otherwise cost you in phone calls.
17 trades.
1 contract.
One schedule. One invoice. One number to call when something needs to change — which, on a renovation, it always does.
Selected work
Neither of them shows up in a catalog kitchen. Both of them decide whether your renovation is still holding up in fifteen years.
Where we build
Charleston and its islands.
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"Replace this with a real client quote. The strongest one you have is the one that names the problem VIP absorbed — the trade nobody else would touch, the schedule that held, the call that got answered."
Start a project
Tell us what the house needs.
The more you can say about scope, location and timing, the more useful the first conversation is. If you are still deciding whether a project is worth doing, that is a fine place to start too.











