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1. Rogers Construction Co. Inc.

Charleston, SC51 years in business3 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, Rogers Construction Co. Inc. works as a home construction contractor. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 51 years. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. Typical jobs for general contracting in Charleston include load-bearing wall removal, window and door replacements, bathroom renovations, basement finishing and exterior siding and trim projects. Rogers Construction Co. Inc. is also listed for garbage disposal repair. When a remodel needs permits, drawings, or inspections, or when the homeowner cannot schedule several crews, a general contractor handles the sequencing and paperwork. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Request a quote from Rogers Construction Co. Inc. on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

2. Southern Waterways Renovations

Charleston, SC14 years in business3 employees

Southern Waterways Renovations provides general contracting in Charleston, SC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 14 years. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Common requests for general contracting include interior layout changes, kitchen remodels, basement finishing, bathroom renovations and whole-home renovations. Southern Waterways Renovations is also listed for furniture assembly, handyman, interior painting and pressure washing. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Google Pay, Square cash app, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Southern Waterways Renovations on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

3. Alpha Home Design & Consulting LLC.

Charleston, SC12 years in business

Based in Charleston, SC, Alpha Home Design & Consulting LLC. works as an architect. It has been in business for 12 years. Residential architects turn a homeowner's goals into drawings that builders can price and permit offices can process. Work typically moves from existing conditions and early sketches to schematic design, then detailed construction documents covering layout, elevations, structure coordination, and key materials. On their profile, Alpha Home Design & Consulting LLC. lists project type description: new construction, addition to existing structure, remodel of a few rooms and complete remodel; professional services needed: project consultation, design drawings, construction documents (blueprints), construction administration and contractor selection assistance; property type: residential. A remodel that affects structure, rooflines, or exterior appearance, or that must meet zoning limits, is a common point to bring in design help. Include inspiration images, a list of must-have rooms or features, and any known limits such as easements or HOA rules. Fees depend on project size and complexity, the number of design options explored, and whether construction administration is included in the scope. Request a quote from Alpha Home Design & Consulting LLC. on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

4. Cunningham Contractors LLC

Charleston, SC9 years in business2 employees

Cunningham Contractors LLC provides general contracting in Charleston, SC. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 9 years. Most multi-trade projects in Charleston homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Common requests for general contracting include basement finishing, permit coordination, whole-home renovations, subcontractor scheduling and exterior siding and trim projects. When a remodel needs permits, drawings, or inspections, or when the homeowner cannot schedule several crews, a general contractor handles the sequencing and paperwork. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Square cash app and Venmo. To get started, send Cunningham Contractors LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

5. Southern Castles

Charleston, SC8 years in business6 employees

Southern Castles provides construction estimating in Charleston, SC. A team of 6, the business has been operating for 8 years. For homeowners in Charleston planning an addition or major remodel, an independent estimate helps judge whether contractor bids are reasonable and complete. It also clarifies which items are allowances and which are fixed prices, so fewer budget surprises show up once construction is underway. Typical jobs for construction estimating in Charleston include change order pricing, lender draw schedules, subcontractor bid comparisons, new home build estimates and contractor bid analysis for homeowners. Receiving contractor bids that vary widely in price or leave important items vague often prompts homeowners to get an independent cost breakdown. Note the desired finish level for items like cabinets, flooring, windows, and fixtures so the estimate reflects realistic material choices rather than placeholders. Site visits, the number of trades involved, and requests for revisions or side-by-side bid comparisons usually affect the price of an estimate. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay and PayPal. To get started, send Southern Castles a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

6. Elijah's handyman service

Charleston, SC8 years in business

Elijah's handyman service provides general contracting in Charleston, SC. It has been in business for 8 years. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Typical jobs for general contracting in Charleston include exterior siding and trim projects, permit coordination, bathroom renovations, structural repairs after water damage and window and door replacements. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Square cash app and Zelle. To get started, send Elijah's handyman service a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

7. Kings of hope inc.

Charleston, SC7 years in business8 employees

Kings of hope inc. provides excavation work in Charleston, SC. The business has been operating for 7 years with a team of 8. Excavation moves soil to prepare a site for construction, drainage, or utilities. Operators use excavators, skid steers, and dump trucks to dig to planned depths, stockpile or haul away material, and backfill and compact the ground once footings, pipes, or walls are in place. Common requests for excavation work include pond digging, trenching for utility lines, sewer and water line trenches, driveway base preparation and drainage swale cutting. Kings of hope inc. is also listed for concrete removal. Standing water near the house or a yard that slopes toward the foundation can call for regrading or drainage trenches dug with heavy equipment. Mention whether excavated soil can stay on site or must be hauled away, and whether permits or engineered drawings are already in hand. Tight access, groundwater pumping, utility conflicts, and compaction testing or imported fill material can add significantly to an excavation estimate for a home project. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal and Square cash app. Request a quote from Kings of hope inc. on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

8. Stag Development

Charleston, SC7 years in business4 employees

Stag Development is a general contractor serving Charleston, SC. The business has been operating for 7 years with a team of 4. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. Common requests for general contracting include structural repairs after water damage, exterior siding and trim projects, window and door replacements, basement finishing and load-bearing wall removal. Stag Development is also listed for exterior painting and interior painting. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Stag Development on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

9. AMB Construction

Charleston, SC5 years in business6 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, AMB Construction works as a framing carpenter. The business has been operating for 5 years with a team of 6. Straight, plumb framing sets the stage for every trade that follows. Walls built true make drywall, cabinets, and trim go in cleanly. Framers also leave openings for windows, doors, and mechanical runs as shown in the plans, and add blocking where cabinets, grab bars, or TVs will hang. Common requests for framing work include porch and covered patio framing, floor joist framing, stair framing, window and door rough openings and soffit and bulkhead framing. AMB Construction is also listed for finish carpentry. Removing or moving a wall, enlarging a window opening, or repairing rotted joists and studs are common reasons to bring in a framing crew. Share plans or sketches with dimensions, ceiling heights, and whether walls are load-bearing. Mention a preference for wood or steel studs. Square footage, wall height, and structural complexity like beams and headers drive framing costs. Current lumber prices also affect the total. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from AMB Construction on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

10. Quantum Contracting LLC

Charleston, SC4 years in business37 employees

Quantum Contracting LLC is a home construction contractor serving Charleston, SC. A team of 37, the business has been operating for 4 years. Most multi-trade projects in Charleston homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Common requests for general contracting include structural repairs after water damage, bathroom renovations, interior layout changes, kitchen remodels and subcontractor scheduling. Quantum Contracting LLC is also listed for artificial turf installation, cabinet installation, concrete removal and handyman. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay and PayPal. Request a quote from Quantum Contracting LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

11. BridgePoint Solutions

Charleston, SC4 years in business4 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, BridgePoint Solutions works as a general contractor. The business has been operating for 4 years with a team of 4. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Common requests for general contracting include exterior siding and trim projects, structural repairs after water damage, permit coordination, whole-home renovations and interior layout changes. BridgePoint Solutions is also listed for commercial cleaning. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card and Stripe. To get started, send BridgePoint Solutions a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

12. Charis Land Services/Lowcountry Junk Ninjas

Charleston, SC4 years in business2 employees

Charis Land Services/Lowcountry Junk Ninjas provides demolition work in Charleston, SC. The business has been operating for 4 years with a team of 2. Selective demolition takes care to protect what stays, such as nearby walls, floors, and utilities. Crews confirm that water, gas, and electric lines are shut off or capped where needed, hang plastic dust barriers during interior work, and cover floors along the path to the exit. On their profile, Charis Land Services/Lowcountry Junk Ninjas lists structure type: mobile home, garage, shed or barn, concrete patio and sidewalk or driveway; project type: total demolition, partial demolition and pool demolition; location: residential and commercial. A remodel that requires removing old kitchens, baths, or walls usually starts with demolition before any framing, plumbing, or finish work can go in. For interior work, list which rooms and surfaces come out and what must be protected. Include the home's age and any known asbestos or lead testing. Size and material of the structure, plus debris volume, dumpster rental, and disposal fees, drive most demolition pricing. Concrete and masonry weigh more and cost more to haul. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Credit card, Square cash app, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Charis Land Services/Lowcountry Junk Ninjas on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

13. Elmer’s Drywall & Painting LLC

Charleston, SC4 years in business2 employees

Elmer’s Drywall & Painting LLC provides general contracting in Charleston, SC. The business has been operating for 4 years with a team of 2. Most multi-trade projects in Charleston homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Common requests for general contracting include kitchen remodels, interior layout changes, subcontractor scheduling, bathroom renovations and permit coordination. Elmer’s Drywall & Painting LLC is also listed for interior painting. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Request a quote from Elmer’s Drywall & Painting LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

14. Deluxe Painting and Services

Charleston, SC3 years in business3 employees

Deluxe Painting and Services is a general contractor serving Charleston, SC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 3 years. Most multi-trade projects in Charleston homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. On their profile, Deluxe Painting and Services lists spaces to be renovated: living room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and closet; project scope: single room remodel, multiple room remodel and complete home remodel. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. To get started, send Deluxe Painting and Services a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

15. Litt services LLC

Charleston, SC2 years in business10 employees

Litt services LLC is a construction estimating service serving Charleston, SC. The business has been operating for 2 years with a team of 10. An estimate usually starts with plans or a site walk, followed by a line-by-line takeoff of materials such as framing lumber, drywall, roofing, and fixtures. Each line is priced, and the totals are organized by trade or construction phase so competing bids can be compared on equal terms. Common requests for construction estimating include kitchen and bath cost estimates, scope of work documents, new home build estimates, subcontractor bid comparisons and damage repair estimates. Litt services LLC is also listed for house cleaning and interior painting. Receiving contractor bids that vary widely in price or leave important items vague often prompts homeowners to get an independent cost breakdown. Share any plans, sketches, or architectural drawings along with photos of the existing space and a written list of what the project should include. Site visits, the number of trades involved, and requests for revisions or side-by-side bid comparisons usually affect the price of an estimate. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send Litt services LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

16. BORJAG Structural Engineering, Charleston SC

Charleston, SC2 years in business2 employees

BORJAG Structural Engineering, Charleston SC provides structural engineering in Charleston, SC. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 2 years. An evaluation visit usually includes looking at framing in the attic and basement, measuring floor levels, photographing cracks, and asking about the history of the house. Afterward, the homeowner receives a report or plan that describes conditions found and recommended next steps. On their profile, BORJAG Structural Engineering, Charleston SC lists project type: remodel, retaining wall, addition attached, addition unattached and new building; services needed: load bearing wall, foundation, interior support and stamped drawings; property type: residential and commercial. Remodels in Charleston that remove walls, add a second story, or cut large openings often need engineered beam and support designs before permits are issued. Describe the concern or project, share photos and any inspection reports, and include the home's age, foundation type, and approximate size. The type of service, such as a site letter versus full design drawings, plus the size and complexity of the structure, drives engineering fees. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Check, Credit card and Google Pay. Request a quote from BORJAG Structural Engineering, Charleston SC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

17. Iron Harbor Contracting

Charleston, SC1 year in business3 employees

Iron Harbor Contracting provides general contracting in Charleston, SC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 1 year. Most multi-trade projects in Charleston homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Typical jobs for general contracting in Charleston include kitchen remodels, subcontractor scheduling, basement finishing, room additions and window and door replacements. Iron Harbor Contracting is also listed for handyman. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 9:00 am to 11:59 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Iron Harbor Contracting a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

18. Trash Panda Carolina

Charleston, SC2 employees

Trash Panda Carolina is a demolition contractor serving Charleston, SC. The business has a team of 2. Before a teardown, the contractor walks the site, looks at access for excavators and dumpsters, and discusses permits and utility disconnects. After demolition, the site is cleared of debris and roughly graded so the next phase, whether a new foundation, patio, or lawn, can start. Common requests for demolition work include concrete slab breaking, pool deck removal, bathroom gut demolition, selective demolition before remodels and shed and garage demolition. Trash Panda Carolina is also listed for junk removal. Rotted decks, collapsing sheds, or an old detached garage that is no longer usable are common reasons homeowners call a demolition crew. Share access details, such as driveway width, gates, and where a dumpster could sit. Mention any utilities connected to the structure. Size and material of the structure, plus debris volume, dumpster rental, and disposal fees, drive most demolition pricing. Concrete and masonry weigh more and cost more to haul. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send Trash Panda Carolina a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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