There are important jobs, urgent jobs and jobs we simply like doing.  A lucky man has the latter as his first option though that’s a rarity.   Construction has a

Situated between Meeting St and Nassau Street in downtown Charleston lies Star Gospel Mission serving their flock of the homeless and disadvantages and trying in their way to offer a

Samantha Rudd, Guest Contributor In a time where everything is seemingly over developed and commercialized, Charleston is at its best when showcasing the amazing history that exists on this roughly

I remember as a child listening to a Sunday school story.  I didn’t like Sunday school much as it interfered with play and my sister and I had to walk

Many in the construction industry do not like change, that is a fact – not a criticism.  Change can disrupt and is often unnecessary, but the fear of change should

  There is a dream dreamt by many, but few who are able to see it to fruition.  That is the dream to build your own family home.  It’s the

“A work of art takes as long to make as it takes. ” That’s the nature of art.  Lowcountry construction is more comparable to a manufacturing process and can take

Flooding is a topic high on the agenda of many Charleston SC residents. If you are planning a significant renovation or remodel then elevating your home really is a topic

A few weeks ago we posted a blog highlighting a renovation project on St Philip St. in downtown Charleston.  That project is now underway, demolition has been completed and it

We like to think of ourselves as ones who can see the diamond in the rough, particularly when it comes to finding potential in an otherwise run-down home on the

Charleston SC is often called the Holy City due to the many church spires that dot the historic skyline.  More recently, they have been joined by a forest of cranes