General Contractors and Remodelers · Lady's Island, SC
Homes from the 1990s and 2000s make up most of Lady's Island, and many of their owners have lived in them long enough to redo a kitchen or add a room. The general contractors listed here are largely based on the island. Ask whether the contractor will handle the county zoning permit as well as the building permit, since Beaufort County requires both.
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Floor joists, beams, rim joists and pier columns are what Evolution In Action Home Remodeling & Crawl Space Foundation Repair fixes under the house. The company, listed on Lady's Island, dates itself to 1997 in the Savannah area and also does remodeling, room additions, renovations and fire restoration.
Parking lots, not houses, are the focus for Precision Pavement Solutions. The Lady's Island company stripes and restripes lots, lays out new ones, puts down preformed thermoplastic markings and handles sealcoating, crack filling, signs and wheel stops around Beaufort.
Veteran-owned, according to its Google profile, Kitchen Tune-Up Beaufort works out of Lady's Island and covers Beaufort, Bluffton, Okatie and Ridgeland. The work runs from wood reconditioning tune-ups and cabinet painting to refacing, redooring, custom cabinetry, countertops and full kitchen remodels, and the website adds outdoor kitchens and financing.
Composite shower panels and solid decorative surfaces are a specialty at Eastland Surfaces, a Lady's Island remodeler that also handles kitchens, baths, whole homes and commercial spaces. The list includes decks, crown molding, vinyl flooring, stone siding and painting, and its website says the crew pulls permits and helps with design.
Driveways in aggregate, asphalt and concrete are a mainstay at B & D Construction on Sams Point Road on Lady's Island. The company also does dirt work, earth moving, demolition and debris removal, supplies sand and gravel, and runs dump trucks for homes and commercial sites.
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