Siding is what we do most, and fiber cement is what we recommend first on the coast — James Hardie HZ10 doesn't rot, doesn't feed insects, and holds its dimension through Lowcountry heat. We install engineered wood and vinyl too, and we'll tell you plainly when one of them is the smarter buy for your exposure and budget. What never changes is the assembly behind the board: the taped weather barrier, the flashed terminations, and the clearances that keep wind-driven rain out of your framing.
What's Included
Hidden rot behind old siding is common here. We stop, show you, price the repair, and only then keep going.
Built for the Lowcountry
Our Process
We check for moisture, rot, and prior water paths — including around windows, where most siding failures actually start.
You choose product and finish with real samples. The proposal names the product line, fastening method, and warranty.
One crew, one lead, one point of contact. We protect the site daily, communicate changes before they happen, and keep the schedule we gave you.
We walk the finished work with you, correct anything on the punch list, and hand over written workmanship and manufacturer warranty documentation.
Before & After
Not just a nicer photo. Each pair shows the failure we found and the detailing that keeps it from coming back in Lowcountry wind, water, heat, and salt air.
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BeforeAfterLowcountry gain: a wall that drains wind-driven rain instead of soaking it up, a finish that resists mildew and salt air, and flashed trim details at every window and transition.
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BeforeAfterLowcountry gain: a drainable wall assembly that sheds wind-driven rain, fiber cement that doesn't feed rot or termites, and sealant joints detailed for humidity swings instead of caulked shut.
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FAQ
Timelines, process, and warranty — the things people actually ask before they sign. If yours isn't here, call and we'll answer it the same way.
(843) 920-6377A typical single-family home runs one to three weeks depending on square footage, trim detail, and how much sheathing repair we uncover. We never open more wall than we can dry in that day.
It's common here. We stop, show you the moisture path, price the sheathing and framing repair, and continue only after you approve it in writing.
Fiber cement handles salt air, humidity, and sun with the least movement, which is why we recommend it most often on the coast. Engineered wood is lighter and takes paint beautifully; vinyl is the value option. We'll price the options side by side.
Every siding project carries a written workmanship warranty from us plus the manufacturer's product warranty on materials. You get both documents at the final walkthrough, along with the product lines and colors we installed.
One crew, one lead, one point of contact. You get a direct number for your project lead — not a call center — and we tell you about schedule changes before they happen, not after.
A deposit at scheduling, progress payments tied to milestones, and the balance at completion after your punch list is cleared. Any change is priced and approved in writing before we do the work.
Tell us about the project. We'll give you a clear scope, a real schedule, and one accountable team.
Free Inspection
We walk the whole exterior — roof, walls, openings, drainage — and tell you what's failing, what's fine, and what it costs to fix. No pressure, no guesswork.