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1. Impresa Modular - Charleston, SC

Charleston, SC18 years in business30 employees

Impresa Modular - Charleston, SC provides deck building in Charleston, SC. A team of 30, the business has been operating for 18 years. Beyond new builds, deck contractors replace rotted boards, rebuild stairs, add railings, and extend existing decks. A site visit covers the yard slope, door threshold height, sun exposure, and how the deck will be used, whether for dining, grilling, a hot tub, or lounging. Common requests for deck building include ledger board replacement, deck footing repair, deck stairs, pergola additions and deck expansions. Impresa Modular - Charleston, SC is also listed for finish carpentry and interior painting. Soft or cracked boards, wobbly railings, or rusted fasteners and joist hangers show that a deck needs repair or replacement before another season of use. For repairs, send photos of damaged boards, posts, and railings, along with the approximate age of the deck and its overall dimensions. A deck building estimate usually reflects deck size, height off the ground, and material choice more than anything else. Composite and tropical hardwood cost more than pressure-treated lumber. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card and Venmo. To get started, send Impresa Modular - Charleston, SC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. Level Up Creative Design

Charleston, SC18 years in business4 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, Level Up Creative Design works as a deck contractor. The business has been operating for 18 years with a team of 4. Deck building starts with a layout and footing plan, then posts, beams, and joists are set to support decking boards and railings. Builders choose wood or composite decking, plan stairs and landings, and attach the ledger to the house with flashing to keep water away from the rim joist. Common requests for deck building include pergola additions, deck stairs, railing installation, new wood deck construction and deck board replacement. Level Up Creative Design is also listed for handyman. Posts sitting in standing water, a ledger pulling away from the house, or loose stairs are signs worth addressing quickly with a deck builder. Share the desired deck size, height from the ground, and photos of the yard and back of the house. Note where doors open onto the deck. A deck building estimate usually reflects deck size, height off the ground, and material choice more than anything else. Composite and tropical hardwood cost more than pressure-treated lumber. To get started, send Level Up Creative Design a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

3. Top Rail Fence Charleston

Charleston, SC11 years in business29 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, Top Rail Fence Charleston works as a fence company. The business has been operating for 11 years with a team of 29. Repairs often focus on leaning or rotted posts, broken rails, and gates that sag or no longer latch. Replacing a few posts and rehanging a gate can extend the life of an existing fence, while widespread rot usually makes a full tear-out and rebuild more practical. On their profile, Top Rail Fence Charleston lists work needed: new fence and fence replacement; property type: residential and commercial; material: wood, chain link, vinyl, aluminum and steel. A new pet, a pool, a desire for privacy from neighbors, or small children playing in the yard often prompt a new fence. Share photos of the yard, noting slopes, trees, and existing fencing to remove, and mention how many gates are wanted and how wide. Sloped or rocky ground, difficult access, and decorative details like lattice panels or custom gates add labor and materials to the job. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Top Rail Fence Charleston on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

4. Charleston Pavers

Charleston, SC10 years in business4 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, Charleston Pavers works as a concrete company. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 10 years. Concrete contractors form, pour, and finish slabs, walkways, driveways, steps, and footings around the home. The work includes excavation, compacting a gravel base, setting forms and reinforcement, placing the concrete, and finishing the surface with a broom texture, smooth trowel, stamped pattern, or exposed aggregate look. Common requests for concrete work include garage floor slabs, concrete curbing, driveway pouring, shed foundations and hot tub pads. Charleston Pavers is also listed for concrete removal. Deep cracks, sunken sections, trip hazards between panels, and water pooling against the foundation are common reasons homeowners decide to replace old concrete. Mention the desired finish, such as broom, smooth, stamped, or exposed aggregate, and whether color, scoring patterns, or decorative borders are wanted. Decorative finishes, site access for trucks or pumps, and the amount of grading or base preparation needed tend to move a concrete quote the most. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, PayPal, Square cash app and Venmo. Request a quote from Charleston Pavers on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

5. M&C construction

Charleston, SC10 years in business3 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, M&C construction works as a masonry contractor. The business has been operating for 10 years with a team of 3. Masonry work covers building and repairing structures made of brick, block, and stone, set in mortar. Common projects include tuckpointing worn joints, rebuilding damaged sections, and constructing walls, steps, and outdoor features that are meant to last for decades with modest upkeep. Common requests for masonry work include block foundation wall repair, efflorescence cleaning, brick mailbox building, garden wall construction and brick steps rebuild. M&C construction is also listed for junk removal. Crumbling mortar, loose or spalling bricks, and stair-step cracks in a wall are common reasons to call a mason for an assessment. Note the type of brick or stone, its approximate age, and whether matching the existing color and texture matters to you. Structural rebuilds, custom stone work, and projects needing scaffolding typically cost more than cosmetic joint repair on a ground-level wall. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from M&C construction on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

6. Trejo construction

Charleston, SC9 years in business12 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, Trejo construction works as a deck repair service. A team of 12, the business has been operating for 9 years. Water is the main enemy of a wooden deck. It collects where boards meet joists, behind the ledger, and at post bases, causing rot that spreads over time. Repairs often include new flashing, sistering weakened joists, and improving drainage so the same areas do not fail again. Common requests for deck repair include composite board replacement, baluster replacement, rotted deck board replacement, deck staining and sealing and loose railing repair. Trejo construction is also listed for finish carpentry. Graying, splintering boards, raised nails, and peeling stain usually mean a deck is due for surface repairs and refinishing before summer. Share the deck's approximate size and height off the ground, the material it is built from, and photos of the damaged boards, railings, or stairs. The amount of damaged decking, railing, and framing to replace is the main cost driver, followed by material type and deck height. Request a quote from Trejo construction on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

7. Windows 2 Go And More, LLC.

Charleston, SC9 years in business5 employees

Windows 2 Go And More, LLC. is a fence installer serving Charleston, SC. A team of 5, the business has been operating for 9 years. Repairs often focus on leaning or rotted posts, broken rails, and gates that sag or no longer latch. Replacing a few posts and rehanging a gate can extend the life of an existing fence, while widespread rot usually makes a full tear-out and rebuild more practical. Typical jobs for fence installation in Charleston include picket fence installation, split-rail fencing, storm-damaged fence repair, vinyl fence installation and old fence tear-out. Windows 2 Go And More, LLC. is also listed for exterior painting, interior painting and window installation. A new pet, a pool, a desire for privacy from neighbors, or small children playing in the yard often prompt a new fence. Ask whether a permit or HOA approval is needed locally, and mention buried utilities, sprinkler lines, or pets that will be in the yard. Sloped or rocky ground, difficult access, and decorative details like lattice panels or custom gates add labor and materials to the job. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Credit card. Request a quote from Windows 2 Go And More, LLC. on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

8. Break Away Installs

Charleston, SC8 years in business2 employees

Break Away Installs is a fence company serving Charleston, SC. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 8 years. Material choice shapes how a fence performs over time. Wood offers a traditional look and takes stain, vinyl needs little upkeep, aluminum suits pools and decorative borders, and chain-link is practical for large areas. In Charleston, soil type, wind exposure, and neighborhood rules often influence which option suits the property. Typical jobs for fence installation in Charleston include gate installation, wood privacy fence installation, fence staining and sealing, old fence tear-out and chain-link fencing. Break Away Installs is also listed for handyman and TV mounting. A new pet, a pool, a desire for privacy from neighbors, or small children playing in the yard often prompt a new fence. Ask whether a permit or HOA approval is needed locally, and mention buried utilities, sprinkler lines, or pets that will be in the yard. Sloped or rocky ground, difficult access, and decorative details like lattice panels or custom gates add labor and materials to the job. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Break Away Installs on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

9. Calvary Curbing And Construction

Charleston, SC6 years in business4 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, Calvary Curbing And Construction works as a concrete contractor. The business has been operating for 6 years with a team of 4. Homeowners in Charleston usually bring in concrete work to replace a heaved sidewalk, widen a driveway, or add a patio for outdoor seating. The result is a durable surface built on a properly prepared base, with thickness and reinforcement matched to how the area will actually be used. Typical jobs for concrete work in Charleston include exposed aggregate walkways, garage floor slabs, sidewalk replacement, cracked slab removal and driveway pouring. Calvary Curbing And Construction is also listed for concrete removal. Adding a patio, expanding parking space for another vehicle, or preparing a level pad for a shed or hot tub usually starts with a concrete estimate. Include rough measurements of the area, photos from a few angles, and whether existing concrete needs to be broken out and hauled away first. Concrete pricing is shaped by square footage, slab thickness, the type of reinforcement used, and whether demolition and haul-off of old concrete are included. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay, Samsung Pay and Square cash app. To get started, send Calvary Curbing And Construction a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

10. JDS GreenThumb

Charleston, SC4 years in business5 employees

JDS GreenThumb is a fence company serving Charleston, SC. The business has been operating for 4 years with a team of 5. Material choice shapes how a fence performs over time. Wood offers a traditional look and takes stain, vinyl needs little upkeep, aluminum suits pools and decorative borders, and chain-link is practical for large areas. In Charleston, soil type, wind exposure, and neighborhood rules often influence which option suits the property. Common requests for fence installation include old fence tear-out, split-rail fencing, pool enclosure fencing, aluminum ornamental fencing and horizontal slat fences. JDS GreenThumb is also listed for artificial turf installation, dog fence installation, exterior painting and furniture assembly. Gates that drag on the ground, latches that no longer line up, and storm damage are common reasons for a service call. Ask whether a permit or HOA approval is needed locally, and mention buried utilities, sprinkler lines, or pets that will be in the yard. Sloped or rocky ground, difficult access, and decorative details like lattice panels or custom gates add labor and materials to the job. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send JDS GreenThumb a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

11. Stone Hard Enterprise LLC,

Charleston, SC4 years in business4 employees

Stone Hard Enterprise LLC, is a concrete company serving Charleston, SC. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 4 years. Concrete contractors form, pour, and finish slabs, walkways, driveways, steps, and footings around the home. The work includes excavation, compacting a gravel base, setting forms and reinforcement, placing the concrete, and finishing the surface with a broom texture, smooth trowel, stamped pattern, or exposed aggregate look. Typical jobs for concrete work in Charleston include concrete steps, driveway pouring, garage floor slabs, patio slabs and exposed aggregate walkways. Stone Hard Enterprise LLC, is also listed for artificial turf installation and concrete removal. Crumbling steps, flaking surfaces, and slabs lifted by tree roots often mean patching is no longer practical and a new pour is the better option. Describe access for a concrete truck or wheelbarrows, including gate widths, slopes, overhead wires, and any landscaping that must be protected during the pour. Concrete pricing is shaped by square footage, slab thickness, the type of reinforcement used, and whether demolition and haul-off of old concrete are included. To get started, send Stone Hard Enterprise LLC, a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

12. DC Landscaping

Charleston, SC4 years in business2 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, DC Landscaping works as a patio contractor. The business has been operating for 4 years with a team of 2. Patio construction creates a hard outdoor surface for seating, dining, or cooking. Most builds involve excavating the area, compacting a gravel base, and then pouring concrete or setting pavers or stone over a leveled bedding layer, with edges secured so the surface stays tight. Typical jobs for patio installation in Charleston include brick patio laying, fire pit patio areas, flagstone patios, patio drainage corrections and patio extensions. DC Landscaping is also listed for artificial turf installation. Wanting a place for outdoor furniture, a grill, or a fire pit is the most common reason homeowners add a patio or expand an existing one. Include plans for features like fire pits, seat walls, steps, or low-voltage lighting, since these affect the layout and base preparation. Demolition of an old patio, sloped sites that need walls or steps, and added features like fire pits or lighting all increase the total. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Request a quote from DC Landscaping on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

13. Vantage Craftsman Inc

Charleston, SC4 years in business

Vantage Craftsman Inc is a fence installer serving Charleston, SC. It has been in business for 4 years. Material choice shapes how a fence performs over time. Wood offers a traditional look and takes stain, vinyl needs little upkeep, aluminum suits pools and decorative borders, and chain-link is practical for large areas. In Charleston, soil type, wind exposure, and neighborhood rules often influence which option suits the property. Common requests for fence installation include horizontal slat fences, wood privacy fence installation, gate repair and realignment, gate installation and picket fence installation. Vantage Craftsman Inc is also listed for handyman, house cleaning, weeding and window cleaning. Gates that drag on the ground, latches that no longer line up, and storm damage are common reasons for a service call. Provide the approximate length of fence needed, the desired height, and the preferred material, along with a sketch or survey of the property line. Total linear footage, height, material, and the number of gates are the main pricing factors, along with removal of any old fence. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Vantage Craftsman Inc a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

14. LeafLock Fences

Charleston, SC3 years in business5 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, LeafLock Fences works as a fence installer. A team of 5, the business has been operating for 3 years. Fence work covers new installations, repairs, and replacements for wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain-link, and composite. A new fence starts with confirming property lines, marking utilities, and setting posts in concrete or compacted gravel. Panels or pickets are then attached, gates are hung, and the line is checked for straightness and level. Typical jobs for fence installation in Charleston include wood privacy fence installation, picket fence installation, gate repair and realignment, split-rail fencing and vinyl fence installation. LeafLock Fences is also listed for dog fence installation. Leaning sections, posts that wobble when pushed, or boards cracking and pulling loose are signs a fence needs repair or replacement. Ask whether a permit or HOA approval is needed locally, and mention buried utilities, sprinkler lines, or pets that will be in the yard. Sloped or rocky ground, difficult access, and decorative details like lattice panels or custom gates add labor and materials to the job. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Credit card. Request a quote from LeafLock Fences on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

15. 3 Creek

Charleston, SC3 years in business4 employees

Based in Charleston, SC, 3 Creek works as a concrete contractor. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 3 years. Concrete contractors form, pour, and finish slabs, walkways, driveways, steps, and footings around the home. The work includes excavation, compacting a gravel base, setting forms and reinforcement, placing the concrete, and finishing the surface with a broom texture, smooth trowel, stamped pattern, or exposed aggregate look. Typical jobs for concrete work in Charleston include stamped concrete patios, driveway pouring, garage floor slabs, cracked slab removal and exposed aggregate walkways. 3 Creek is also listed for concrete removal. Adding a patio, expanding parking space for another vehicle, or preparing a level pad for a shed or hot tub usually starts with a concrete estimate. Describe access for a concrete truck or wheelbarrows, including gate widths, slopes, overhead wires, and any landscaping that must be protected during the pour. Concrete pricing is shaped by square footage, slab thickness, the type of reinforcement used, and whether demolition and haul-off of old concrete are included. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card and Zelle. To get started, send 3 Creek a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

16. Indigo Painters LLC

Charleston, SC3 years in business2 employees

Indigo Painters LLC is a deck contractor serving Charleston, SC. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 3 years. Beyond new builds, deck contractors replace rotted boards, rebuild stairs, add railings, and extend existing decks. A site visit covers the yard slope, door threshold height, sun exposure, and how the deck will be used, whether for dining, grilling, a hot tub, or lounging. Typical jobs for deck building in Charleston include railing installation, deck footing repair, deck expansions, deck board replacement and composite deck builds. Indigo Painters LLC is also listed for exterior painting, interior painting and wallpaper removal. Posts sitting in standing water, a ledger pulling away from the house, or loose stairs are signs worth addressing quickly with a deck builder. For repairs, send photos of damaged boards, posts, and railings, along with the approximate age of the deck and its overall dimensions. Railings, stairs, multiple levels, permits, and site conditions like steep slope or poor soil add to both labor and materials. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Credit card. To get started, send Indigo Painters LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

17. FabLab welding Co.

Charleston, SC1 year in business

FabLab welding Co. is a metal fabrication shop serving Charleston, SC. It has been in business for 1 year. Many requests start with a problem, such as a rusted railing, a broken gate hinge, or a bracket that no off-the-shelf part fits. A fabricator can measure the space, sketch a design, and build a piece sized exactly for the opening or load. On their profile, FabLab welding Co. lists services needed: welding, fabrication, powder coating, signage and polishing; item: ornamental home (i.e., gates, fences, windows) and furniture; new or repair: fabrications (i.e. new items) and repairs and restorations (i.e. existing items); metal type: aluminum, wrought iron, stainless steel, galvanized steel and carbon steel. Remodels in Charleston that call for a steel accent, such as a floating shelf bracket or stair railing, often need a fabricator rather than a stock product. Describe how the item will be mounted, what it will attach to, and any weight it needs to support, along with photos of the installation area. Material type and thickness, design complexity, and the amount of welding and finishing time are the main factors in a fabrication price. Request a quote from FabLab welding Co. on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

18. Post & Picket LLC

Charleston, SC1 year in business

Post & Picket LLC is a fence installer serving Charleston, SC. The business has been operating for 1 year. Material choice shapes how a fence performs over time. Wood offers a traditional look and takes stain, vinyl needs little upkeep, aluminum suits pools and decorative borders, and chain-link is practical for large areas. In Charleston, soil type, wind exposure, and neighborhood rules often influence which option suits the property. Common requests for fence installation include fence post replacement, split-rail fencing, fence staining and sealing, picket fence installation and storm-damaged fence repair. Post & Picket LLC is also listed for finish carpentry. A new pet, a pool, a desire for privacy from neighbors, or small children playing in the yard often prompt a new fence. Provide the approximate length of fence needed, the desired height, and the preferred material, along with a sketch or survey of the property line. Sloped or rocky ground, difficult access, and decorative details like lattice panels or custom gates add labor and materials to the job. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check and Venmo. To get started, send Post & Picket LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

19. Palmetto striping & pressure washing

Charleston, SC3 employees

Palmetto striping & pressure washing provides asphalt paving in Charleston, SC. The business has a team of 3. Not every worn driveway needs replacement. Surface cracks and minor wear can often be addressed with crack filling, patching, and sealcoating, while an overlay adds a fresh layer over a sound base. Widespread alligator cracking or sinking areas usually point to base failure that calls for full removal. On their profile, Palmetto striping & pressure washing lists asphalt repairs requested: painting/marking and resurface; property type: residential and commercial; areas needed repair: driveway, parking lot and walkway/sidewalk. Palmetto striping & pressure washing is also listed for pressure washing. Potholes, spreading cracks, crumbling edges, and puddles that sit on the driveway after rain are signs the asphalt needs repair or replacement. Measure the length and width of the area, or share a satellite image with dimensions, and note whether this is new paving or a repair. Square footage, asphalt thickness, and the condition of the existing base drive most of the cost, along with removal of old pavement. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Square cash app and Venmo. Request a quote from Palmetto striping & pressure washing on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

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