The other day, we had a potential customer that wanted to build a custom home in Myrtle Beach reach out to us about building a nice home with an attractive price per square foot to maximize their investment in building an investment home to sell. When building a custom home, most homeowners want two…
As a homebuilder in Myrtle Beach, for years our customers have moved to the area and asked us to design a home to help them enjoy the perfect beach weather. We had the request so much that we created a full division dedicated to sunroom additions and porch enclosures. In this article, we will…
You just bought your first home in Myrtle Beach or a similar coastal region and your grass is struggling – what is going on? Or perhaps, you are about to build a new home and you are considering which grass would be best. The southeastern United States presents unique challenges and opportunities for homeowners…
When Hurricane Andrew devastated South Florida in 1992, it fundamentally changed how we think about home construction in hurricane-prone areas. The storm’s 165 mph winds and catastrophic damage led to revolutionary building codes and construction techniques that have since saved countless lives and billions in property damage. As a General Contractor in Myrtle Beach,…
Choosing the right lot for your dream home is one of the most crucial decisions in the building process. The land you select will influence everything from construction costs to your property’s long-term value. Understanding what makes a lot ideal can save you thousands of dollars and ensure your investment appreciates over time. At…
As a Custom Home Builder in Myrtle Beach, we often have people ask us the difference between a custom home and a regular new home. When it comes to choosing a place to live, the word “custom” can carry a lot of weight. Unlike production homes or pre-designed floor plans, a custom home is…
Being in an industry such homebuilding in Myrtle Beach, we often get asked about building foundations above flood levels. In Coastal regions, building in flood zones is often a reality. When it comes to raised beach home style foundation choices in construction, two common options stand out—wood pilings and CMU (Concrete Masonry Unit) piers….
Budgeting for a construction project is one of the most critical aspects of ensuring the success of your build. Whether you’re building a home in Myrtle Beach or another area, constructing your dream home, expanding your business, or tackling a renovation, the financial planning process can make or break your project. Proper budgeting helps…
Pets are part of the family, and modern home design is increasingly incorporating features that cater to their needs and comfort. Whether you’re building a new home, renovating, or just looking for ideas to make your space more pet-friendly, here are some of the best new home features for pet lovers. 1. Built-In Pet…
