Building in the Lowcountry

Honoring a Nationally Recognized Historic Property Renovating a historic home is very different from renovating any other structure. The original portion of the William King House required a precise and respectful approach: Stabilize and preserve the existing stone foundation and timber framing. Retain visible historic elements wherever possible. Protect the moisture and airflow dynamics of a 200-year-old envelope. Avoid covering or modernizing the character that defines the

Embarking on the journey of building a new home is an exciting endeavor filled with countless decisions and considerations. Among these choices, the decision to prioritize energy efficiency and air tightness can have profound implications for both the present and the future of your home. In this blog post, we'll explore the transformative benefits of opting for an air-tight, energy-efficient home over standard code minimum constructions, empowering homeowners to make informed