Pad, slab, structure and power on one contract. This is the job that most often gets split across three companies and then stalls between them.
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A detached garage looks like a simple building and turns into four separate contractors. Somebody grades the pad. Somebody pours the slab. Somebody frames and roofs it. Then you find out nobody quoted running power to it, and the trench crosses the driveway that was just poured.
We do all four parts. One contract, one schedule, and the trench gets dug before the concrete goes down.
Tell us what you are building. We answer within 24 hours.
The most common regret we hear on an outbuilding is not the size. It is that the owner ran a single circuit off the house to save money, and now the compressor trips it every time the lights are on.
Because we hold the electrical license, we size the feed and the sub panel while the building is still on paper. A trench dug before the slab is poured costs a fraction of one cut through finished concrete.
Check your setbacks and your HOA before you fall in love with a footprint. Spartanburg County has setback requirements from property lines, and a subdivision can be stricter than the county. We check both before we quote, so the building we price is the building you are allowed to put there.
In almost every case yes, and there are setback rules from your property lines. We check the county requirements and your HOA before quoting.
Yes. Trenching the feed and setting a sub panel is routine work for us.
Slab for most garages and shops. It depends on your fall and drainage, which we look at on site.
Yes. Siding, roof pitch and trim can all be matched so it does not look bolted on.
Pad, slab, structure and power from a licensed builder and electrician. One year parts and labor warranty.
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