For over thirty five years, Palmer Construction Company, Inc. has been building new homes in the Kiawah Island, Seabrook Island, and Charleston Regional areas. We strive to construct new homes to best compliment the untamed beauty of the Lowcountry's premier island resorts. As important as the quality of our materials and level of craftsmanship is a belief in creating an aesthetic uniqueness to each and every project.
Give us a canvas of canopied oak, of rustling palm and rolling water, and Palmer Construction will fulfill your dream. We will create your masterpiece. Since 1980 Palmer Construction Co. has been building upscale custom new homes in the Kiawah Island, Seabrook Island, and Charleston Regional areas.
We also specialize in remodeling, repairs, and/or additions to existing homes. In all of its projects, Palmer Construction Co. strives to create a seamless harmonic between its homes and the extraordinarily beautiful landscape of the Lowcountry. We believe in listening to the customer to be vital in the fulfillment of their vision, a seemingly obvious but scarcely heeded notion.
Give us a canvas of canopied oak, of rustling palm and rolling water, and Palmer Construction will fulfill your dream. We will create your masterpiece. Since 1980 Palmer Construction Co. has been building upscale custom new homes in the Kiawah Island, Seabrook Island, and Charleston Regional areas.
We also specialize in remodeling, repairs, and/or additions to existing homes. In all of its projects, Palmer Construction Co. strives to create a seamless harmonic between its homes and the extraordinarily beautiful landscape of the Lowcountry. We believe in listening to the customer to be vital in the fulfillment of their vision, a seemingly obvious but scarcely heeded notion.
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Even the most timeless of classic Southern homes can need a renewed breath of inspiration. From minor remodeling projects to complete reconfigures and rebuilds, Palmer Construction Co. Inc. holds over three decades of experience in the Kiawah Island, Seabrook Island, and Charleston Regional areas finding aesthetical yet smart solutions to complex construction problems.
Traditional stucco is so common on historic structures it often goes unnoticed, is used to imitate another material, or, worse still, is removed to reveal brick or stone not historically intended to be exposed. It is particularly vulnerable to water damage and requires periodical maintenance. In most cases, traditional stucco repair should be done only by a professional skilled in the art of plastering.
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