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A more functional for entertaining home was created through the removal of existing walls that divided the foyer, kitchen and living area. TRANSITIONAL INTERIOR Pelham Road Area Houzz Kitchen Multi Room The homeowners wanted to open up their home to make it more functional for entertaining and everyday living. This required removing existing walls that divided the foyer, kitchen and living area. Fixtures throughout the home were upgraded, including cabinetry and finishes in the kitchen and living room. A beautiful bar was added to the living area. The garage entrance was transformed into a functional laundry area, resulting in better placement for the washer and dryer as well as some beautiful lighting and tile backsplash for a more inviting everyday entry. "These delightful clients great vision for their home renovation and I am honored that I was able to be a part of the team that brought that vision to life!" -Cindy Jacques, Buttercup Design Previous Next Back to Projects Gallery

Set the expectations for a positive renovation experience. BUILDING TRUST BLOG VALUE BUILDS TRUST Set the expectations for a positive renovation experience. < Back Will Cord 2016-11-30 It’s official. Daniel Builders now has a blog, and you're reading the first post! Welcome! Glad you’re here. What to Expect How many beloved salespeople do you know? I mean people you really enjoy being around. I know what you're thinking. If you don't have to endure a salesperson, then try to get as far away from them as fast as you can. Well, Daniel Builders wants you to benefit from our approach to sales. We see every interaction as an opportunity to build trust, whether you’re ready to spend $250K on a home renovation or simply calling to inquire about a leak in your ceiling. Obviously, not every conversation leads to project agreement, but every interaction is an opportunity to impart value. Which is also our approach to this blog. Post real value content. In other words, we’re blogging to provide you something useful, relevant, and inspirational. (And maybe sometimes hilarious!) Your home holds significant value. For many it's their greatest financial investment. That's just the tip of the iceberg though. What about the emotional value? Your home is a sanctuary, a place to "live", not to mention the location of countless memorable moments with friends and family. All of which contributes significant emotional worth. So how are you enhancing the value of something worth so much? After all, don't you want to love where you live? Daniel Builders wants to help! The Back Story We recognize General Contractors are up against some unfavorable stereotypes. Consider this. When was the last time someone raved about their General Contractor, or told you how well their renovation was managed? Instead, homeowner horror stories are much more common. Like the renovation that becomes a colossal money pit. Or, the General Contractor who mysteriously disappears in the middle of a project, never to be seen or heard from again. Here’s good news. Those experiences are completely avoidable. Starting a major renovation shouldn't lead you to seek treatment for anxiety. It shouldn't feel like leaping out of a plane unsure if you're wearing a parachute or a backpack full of bed sheets. So why aren't people sharing positive experiences? Is anyone having a positive experience with their general contractor? They are, but something big is missing. Trust. Unfortunately, our industry is characterized by high levels of customer distrust. Which is why Daniel Builders takes “Building Trust”, your trust, so seriously. Which is also why we started a blog. This blog, along with the value you receive, is simply another way Daniel Builders builds trust. Enjoy. Are you contemplating a major home renovation? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

34 people per day are moving to Greenville County, SC. What's the appeal? Aubree Lewis, our guest on the final episode of our Condo Living series, is a realtor whose YouTube channel answers that question. We discuss the climate, community, and cost of living. We also hit the streets to interview some locals! If you're interested in moving to downtown Greenville, tune in for an introduction and a dose of good old Southern hospitality! BUILDING TRUST BLOG MOVING TO GREENVILLE Why move to Greenville, South Carolina? < Back Will Cord 2024-09-12 Why move to Greenville, South Carolina? 34 people per day are moving to Greenville County, SC. What's the appeal? Aubree Lewis, our guest on the final episode of our Condo Living series, is a realtor whose YouTube channel answers that question. We discuss the climate, community, and cost of living. We also hit the streets to interview some locals! If you're interested in moving to downtown Greenville, tune in for an introduction and a dose of good old Southern hospitality! So let’s get to it! How might your home or condo benefit from a Guide-Design-Build remodel? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! 0:00 Introduction 1:12 Aubree's Background & Experience 4:27 How People Seeking Relocation Identify Greenville 6:04 The Appeal of Downtown Greenville, SC 7:06 Southern Hospitality 7:56 Cost of Living 8:23 Greenville's Growth 11:09 Swamp Rabbit Trail 13:45 How to Contact the Aubree Lewis Group 14:46 Conclusion 15:03 Street Interviews: How Long Have You Lived in Greenville, SC? 15:38 Street Interviews: How Often Do You Go Downtown? 15:54 Street Interviews: What's So Appealing About Greenville, SC? 18:24 How to Contact Daniel Builders 18:35 Invitation to Future Podcast Guests Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Kim Costa, Sotheby's realtor, discusses the ROI of renovation. BUILDING TRUST BLOG STAY, GO, OR RENO? Kim Costa, Sotheby's realtor, describes how to evaluate your options, financially & emotionally. < Back Will Cord 2026-01-30 How do you decide whether to stay, move, or renovate? Your home is one of the largest investments you'll make in life. Not only is it a sizable financial investment, but where you live is an investment in your family, health, and happiness. What do you do when your current living situation isn't working? How do you weigh the pros, cons, and ROI when faced with a decision to stay, go, or reno? In today's episode, we speak with Kim Costa, Global Real Estate Advisor for Sotheby's International, about her upcoming book, Live in Your Wheelhouse . It discusses the Wheelhouse Method, an assessment Kim developed to help homeowners make big life decisions. We explore the wheel's eight areas and how you can use the assessment to partner with a realtor or contractor. Kim describes the renovations that have the largest ROI and how she calculates resale value. We also touch on the top real estate trends for 2026, including the market for homes that support multi-generational living, complete with a few Daniel Builders project photos. If you're facing a decision to stay, go, or reno, we hope this episode will help! For more information on the Wheelhouse Method and her book, check out Kim's website . Are you contemplating a major home remodel? Speak with a Daniel Builders Project Guide by contacting us at 864.506.5546 or https://www.danielbuilders.com/get-started . 0:00 Introduction 1:33 Kim's Background & Experience 2:32 What is the Wheelhouse Method? 3:53 Implementing the Wheelhouse Method 4:57 Using the Wheelhouse Method to Renovate 6:01 What's Next for Kim? 6:44 When to Go 7:52 When to Reno 9:38 Calculating a Home's Resale Value 11:01 Renovating for Multi-generational Living 13:42 Top Real Estate Trends for 2026 14:49 A Wheelhouse Method Success Story 16:26 How to Contact Kim 16:49 How to Get Kim's Book 17:00 Conclusion 17:21 How to Contact Daniel Builders Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Allow us to share what we learned through failure. BUILDING TRUST BLOG BENEFICIAL FAILURES Allow us to share what we learned through failure. < Back Will Cord 2019-04-16 Becoming a sought after renovation contractor didn't happen instantly for Daniel Builders. There were some hard lessons we learned and willingly share. You’re the beneficiary of our failure. “I didn’t fail. I just found 2000 ways not to make a lightbulb.” - Thomas Edison. Call it what you want, but these 7 things we got wrong. We could deny getting it wrong, but what good is that? Owning failure has much greater benefit for you, our target market, to reap. Greater value comes to you because of lessons failure taught us. Here’s where we failed and found a better way. Pricing Failure - More than once we paid dearly for underquoted projects. Quoting errors revealed our great need for a design build process. It was obvious. When you carefully design and clearly scope a project (making all selections upfront), pricing is accurate - even the very best "educated guesses" aren't as accurate. Implementing the design build process gave our business long term stability. After all, what good is a lifetime warranty when a business doesn't survive? Identity Failure - We tried to be a “do it all” contractor. Any project, regardless of size, scope, or budget, we tried to make work. Big fail. This approach gave us no identity. No focus. No niche. Our customer base showed us we have a strength – renovations. Design build renovations became our exclusive niche. We no longer try to do it all. Instead, you now have a highly specialized renovation contractor. Communication Failure - Verbal communication is one of our strengths, but it created a problem. We relied too heavily on it. Important details were being communicated in conversation but forgotten. Who remembers all conversations perfectly? Not us. Not our customers. We made follow-up emails mandatory after important conversations. Now the phrase “I thought you said….” isn’t necessary because it's in writing. Finishing Failure - Who wants to live in a home continually “under construction”? A good renovation contractor wants your project finished as much as you do. “Project dribble” is phrase we coined to describe the plethora of little issues that keep projects from finishing on time. Eventually dribble got our full attention, and we found proactive was to prevent it. So, your estimated date of completion isn't delayed by dribble. Lead Generation Failure - We used Service Magic, a lead generation company, in the early days of our business. Big mistake. It didn't take long to figure out you, our customers, are the best referral partners. That shouldn’t be a shocker. When you’re happy with our service and quality you talk about it ( and many are talking. ) So we canceled Service Magic, and put even more effort in delighting you, and strengthening client relationships. It's a win-win for you and us. Giving Failure - We’re passionate about giving. “Generous Giving” is one of our core values. And giving “too much” to charity has never been a regret. But we have given too much to non-charitable causes. We pumped too much time, effort, and insights into projects that never materialized, and toward customers who never moved forward. We figured out charging a small consultation fee is a great way to gauge a client's level of commitment. Now business efforts are more aligned with you, the paying customer, and charitable efforts with those in real need. Acknowledging Failure - Why are so many business owners unwilling to acknowledge failure? Maybe they feel threatened by transparency. We see it different. “Building Trust” (which is both our tagline and our passion) requires straightforward communication, even when we get things wrong. Talking about failure once made us squirm. Not so much anymore. We’re quick to tell you we’re not perfect, but as you see from this blog, we take full ownership of failure. Are you contemplating a major home renovation? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Prior to the commercial renovation work this building was a nondescript strip mall unit (plain vanilla shell), but became a trendy wine and cheese shop. THE CHEESE WHEEL Greenville, SC Exterior Upgrade Interior Renovation Retail Spaces What started as a nondescript strip mall unit (plain vanilla shell) was transformed into a trendy wine and cheese shop. https://gsabusiness.com/news/retail/82818/ Previous Next Back to Projects Gallery

One of the most prestigious awards honoring South Carolina home building professionals. Daniel Builders won this award by creating this open layout, removing load bearing walls and creating a seamless flow between the entry, kitchen, dinette, and living area. 2020 2020 PINNACLE AWARD WINNER (100K - 200K) OPEN CONTEMPORARY KITCHEN Daniel Builders was named 2020 HBASC Pinnacle Award Winner for “Remodeling Project $100,000 - $199,999” for the “Chartwell Point” house. One of the most prestigious awards honoring South Carolina home building professionals. The Pinnacle Awards recognize the craftsmanship of the best home builders and remodelers in the Palmetto State. "THIS AWARD WAS A TRUE HONOR GIVEN THE LEVEL OF RENOVATION TALENT IN OUR STATE. WE STRIVE TO BE WORLD CLASS, AND THIS AWARD VALIDATES WE'RE MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION." - BOB CORD, DANIEL BUILDERS This gorgeous lakeside remodel began with an intent to open up the compartmentalized floor plan taking full advantage of the impressive view, as well as to enhance the character of the home through unique architectural features and high-end finishes. The Daniel Builders design team and homeowner collaborated to concept an open layout, removing load bearing walls and creating a seamless flow between the entry, kitchen, dinette, and living area. Large sliding doors surrounded by new, custom windows and an arched transom maximize the lake view and modernize the aesthetic. These additions, along with large windows in the kitchen bring substantially more natural light into the home than existed before. The kitchen features approximately a hundred square feet of counter-to-ceiling glass tile backsplash and a 5’x9’ seamless island countertop of Skara Brae Polished Cambria. The living area boasts a custom fireplace with painted wainscoting and a Cambria surround. Overhead the vaulted ceiling is detailed with Timber Truss Beams that draw the eye to appreciate this focal point in the space. Nine hundred square feet of LVP flooring unifies the different spaces as a whole and the custom rail and wrought iron baluster design provides a beautiful anchor between the different living areas. No detail was too small nor left untouched in fulfilling our client’s vision for this lakeside retreat. Previous Next Back to Awards Gallery "I CAN'T SAY ENOUGH GOOD THINGS ABOUT OUR EXPERIENCE WITH DANIEL BUILDERS. EVERYONE HAS BEEN SO NICE TO WORK WITH. WE LOVE OUR "NEW HOUSE!" CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS EVERYTHING. CHRIS & DAVID MADE SURE THAT WE WERE MORE THAN SATISFIED THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS. CHRIS WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND TO HELP US. ROB, DREW, PAUL, LAURILYN, AND ALL THE FOLKS FROM DB WHO PARTICIPATED. ALL THE SUB-CONTRACTORS WERE GREAT ALSO. DEREK AND HIS CREW DID A GREAT JOB ON THE CABINETS. WE LOVE THEM. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOUR TEAM TO ANYONE LOOKING TO HAVE A WORRY FREE PROCESS AND OUTSTANDING RESULTS." - CHARTWELL POINT CLIENT

Daniel Builders created a Facebook post of a detached accessary dwelling unit (ADU) on Nov 16th. The post took on a life of its own generated over 2,000 likes and that number is still growing as of Nov 22nd. Why all the interest in accessory dwelling units, and specifically this tiny home? BUILDING TRUST BLOG ADU ARCHITECT Discussing tiny homes and ADUs with Billy Zion. < Back Will Cord 2023-11-22 Daniel Builders created a Facebook post of a detached accessary dwelling unit (ADU) on Nov 16th. The post took on a life of its own generated over 2,000 likes and that number is still growing as of Nov 22nd. Why all the interest in accessory dwelling units, and specifically this tiny home? The Building Trust blog asked that question, as well as a few others to the architect, Billy Zion of Zion Architects. Billy designed the tiny home in this Facebook post . As you’ll see ( or hear on the podcast ) Zion Architects is an excellent place to start a custom build whether it’s an accessory dwelling unit, guest house, pool house, or tiny home. Building Trust Blog (BTB): Thanks for sitting down to answer a few questions. To what do you attribute the popularity of tiny homes? Billy Zion (BZ): A lot has to do with the anticipated cost of being lower than a traditional home. Less square footage equates to a lower cost. Also, it takes less time to build a small home compared to building something that’s a few thousand square feet. The idea of being built quicker is attractive to people and the opportunity to utilize it sooner is also attractive. The tiny home movement began with these homes being mobile, which allowed people to relocate when they wanted, meaning it provided the flexibility to travel and live in different places. BTB: The one posted on the Daniel Builders Facebook page was a permanent structure, correct? BZ: Yes, that one was built on a permanent foundation, but tiny homes are often built with a mobile feature. BTB: You hear the names “ADU”, “guest house”, “pool house”, and “tiny home” being used interchangeably. Are there distinguishing features between them or are all those terms synonyms? If so, what are those distinguishing features? BZ: In a way they are all synonyms because they all refer to a smaller dwelling than what we are accustomed to living in. The tiny home movement began as the smallest version of those three. A true tiny home is 500-600 square feet or less. A detached ADU and guest house are probably more synonymous with each other. They tend to be closer to 1,000 square feet. ADUs and guest houses still offer the same amenities of a normal home with a kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, living space, etc. But as you get closer to that 1000 square feet size you really lose the mobility feature of a tiny home. BTB: How many of these smaller dwellings have you designed? BZ: This year I designed 4-5 different tiny homes and 3-4 detached ADUs. On average the tiny homes have been approximately 800 square feet and the detached ADUs, guest houses, and pool houses I’ve done tend to be 1000-1200 square feet. BTB: What are some of the challenges you encounter when designing and building these type of structures? BZ: Fitting everything into these smaller structures presents a few challenges. When a client is transitioning from a 3000-4000 square foot home they may not totally understand the adjustment required. They need help visualizing and experiencing what a smaller space feels like, and they can be a challenge. 3-D and 2-D drawings help them visualize the new space they want. Also site adapting is a challenge. In other words, making sure the home is best suited for where it's going to be built. Every city and town will have their own zoning rules so working through zoning requirements is another challenge. Weather, grading, neighborhood associations all factor in as well. Design and features tend look great on paper and tend to get people excited but additional modifications will inevitably be necessary depending on location. BTB: One of the challenges of building a detached ADU is designing it to match the home already existing on the property. Talk a little about that challenge. BZ: That’s right. Most people want the structure to match their existing home, not always the case, but most of the time it is. Review boards and HOAs have requirements regarding this issue as well. You want the new structure to “fit” what is already there. BTB: Daniel Builders is a licensed South Carolina builder, but the Facebook post generated interest from people living in other states. One gentleman from Arizona inquired about building there. We had to kindly decline. When it comes to you architectural work, what geographical limitations do you face? BZ: As a licensed architect I am NCARB certified which means my license is reciprocal in any state in America, as well as Canada, Mexico and Australia. BTB: Are you able to do all your work remotely? In other words, do everything from design a standpoint without meeting the client in person or doing a site visit? BZ: Covid made remote designs more of the norm. I prefer doing a site visit if possible. So being completely detached is difficult, but not impossible. BTB: The big question on everyone’s mind is how much do these small dwellings cost? How do you approach the cost issue when designing a tiny home or detached ADU? BZ: First, the price hinges a lot on how many people will be living in the home and their ages. I also gauge what amenities the client wants. Do they want high end finishes? Clients typically come to us with a budget in mind. A lot of customization will go into the cabinetry given the size challenges. Price is really all over the map. I’d say the lower end is $100-$200 and the high end is $700K and up. Knowing the amenities and how many plan to live in the and then having a budget to work with is the best way to design a small dwelling. BTB: What is the best way for someone to contact you? BZ: The best way is going to the Daniel Builders web and complete a getting started form. Mention me, Billy Zion, when describing the small dwelling you want to design. Are you living in Greenville South Carolina or Anderson South Carolina and need more information about building a tiny home or an accessory dwelling unit? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Read more about home additions here , and accessory dwelling units (ADUs) here and here . Read more about how we proudly serve Greenville, South Carolina here and learn how to choose a reliable home renovation contractor here . 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Installment 3 on the historic home transformation in Pendleton, SC. BUILDING TRUST BLOG JOLLY POST RECAP 5 Month Milestone: Sam Parkinson discusses a historic home transformation in Pendleton, SC. < Back Will Cord 2023-01-21 How long does a whole home, down to the studs custom renovation take? Chronicling a historic renovation of a home over 100 years old in downtown Pendleton South Carolina. This is installment 3. Good question. It's one Daniel Builders asked when preparing to renovate a 100+ year old Pendleton SC home. The question lead to more in-depth questions. Like how do you ensure the structural integrity of 100+ year old home? And how do you maintain the look and feel of its original design? After many months of renovating, we now have the luxury of hindsight. Clarity abounds and has been chronicled in a video series called “Another 100 Years”. All three videos are available on our YouTube channel Daniel Builders Inc (like and subscribe). The 1st video filmed back in May 2022, provides an overall vision of the project and shows some demo. The 2nd video deals with overcoming the setback of substantial rot. This recently filmed 3rd video offers strong clues about how the completed renovation will look, much like watching an artist put finishing touches on a masterpiece. Completion of this custom renovation is on track for Spring 2023. A fourth and final video installment will be filmed then. In that last installment project manager, Sam Parkinson, will be joined by the homeowners - a great opportunity to hear their version of the “Another 100 Years” renovation journey! Are you contemplating a major home renovation and generating some in depth questions of your own? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Watch episode one: Jolly Post Project (1 of 3) . Watch episode two: Jolly Post Remodel (2 of 3 ). Watch episode three: Jolly Post Recap (3 of 3 ). Watch the stunning conclusion: Century Home Remodel . Watch the client testimonal: Jolly Post Client . Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Clients throughout Lake Keowee South Carolina are utilizing our custom process for their home remodel or home renovation. LAKE KEOWEE RENOVATIONS Daniel Builders is renovating homes throughout the Upstate of SC. One area we know and love is Lake Keowee in South Carolina! Homes throughout Lake Keowee are being transformed by our Guide-Design-Build team. We invite you to see for yourself. These Lake Keowee home underwent a custom renovation by Daniel Builders. CONTEMPORARY OPEN CONCEPT OPEN CONTEMPORARY KITCHEN Previous Next Back to Communities Gallery

After collaborating on a recent remodel, we sat down with Krystal Lord from Gallery of Lighting for an illuminating conversation. BUILDING TRUST BLOG LOVE AT FIRST LIGHT Thanks to the Gallery of Lighting, this project really shines! < Back Will Cord 2025-02-28 Not long ago Daniel Builders wrapped up a $1.7M home remodel of a Simpsonville, SC residence. As you might expect, the lighting fixtures were quite impressive! The Gallery of Lighting in Greenville, SC was one of the lighting suppliers for this project. We recently spoke with Krystal Lord from the Gallery of Lighting about her role in the renovation process. From selection to installation, Lighting Specialists like Krystal help “illuminate” the path forward. Check out our interview with Krystal in the video above! When asked to comment on the remodel, here’s what Gallery of Lighting had to say: “It’s clear this homeowner had a vision for their home, and a sense of the importance that quality finishes and construction would play in making that vision come to life.” This project’s interior designer, Carol D’Cruz of D’Cruz Design, explained the “why” behind the lighting selections: “The light fixtures were all chosen for a modern aesthetic that incorporates natural materials. I combined iron, alabaster, nickel, marble, frosted glass, and silk to achieve a timeless yet current feel.” Collin Amos from the Gallery of Lighting explained the role and priority of lighting during a remodel: “Lighting is just as important as any other detail in a home, so putting the same amount of effort into light fixtures as countertops, floors, etc. is paramount.” It all starts with “getting a plan on paper" (something her team is adept at doing). Here’s a glimpse at a few lighting fixtures that went into this massive remodel: Dining Room Nine Light Chandelier Height: 39.00" Width: 23.50" Master Bathroom This photo showcases four fixtures: a backlit mirror, two vanity lights, and a pendant light. The brass Cannes pendant by Ralph Lauren is visible in the mirror’s reflection. The shade is comprised of white glass. Here’s a few more specs: Height: 30.50" Width: 22.00" Depth: 22.00” A brass Calliope LED vanity light by Thomas O’Brien is located on each side of the mirror. This dimmable fixture can be installed vertically or horizontally. Height: 32.75" Width: 3.75" Depth: 3.50” In terms of new technology and trends, the future is bright. According to Collin, “We’re seeing more and more in the way of LED mirrors in bathrooms. They contribute to a high-end, spa-like feel in a space, and more lighting manufacturers are jumping on this trend and releasing their own designs. Key features to look for in a LED mirror are dimmability, color changing capability (warm to cool based on task at hand), and defogging features.” 0:00 Introduction 1:14 Krystal’s Role at Gallery of Lighting 2:14 How Does Gallery of Lighting Serve Homeowners Who aren’t Renovating? 2:59 How Does Gallery of Lighting Serve Homeowners Who are Renovating? 4:12 The Impact of Lighting on Home Atmosphere and Functionality 6:06 The Subjective Nature of Lighting 7:22 What Happens During a Gallery of Lighting Site Visit? 8:19 The Installation Process 9:12 Relationships: The Key to Client Experience 10:04 How to Contact the Gallery of Lighting 10:28 Conclusion Are you contemplating a major home remodel? Speak with a Daniel Builders Project Guide by calling 864.506.5546 or get your renovation started here ! If you’re interested in more information about lighting fixtures from the Gallery of Lighting, you can visit their website or reach out to them at 864.370.4451. Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Extending the honor to clients and stakeholders. BUILDING TRUST BLOG OUR BIG 50 AWARD Extending the honor to clients and stakeholders. < Back Will Cord 2017-10-09 Being name among the 50 best Remodelers in the country is a big our. Our Big 50 award was made possible by the clients who entrusted their custom renovation and home remodel to us. Dear customer, trade partner, and Upstate South Carolina Community: Hope you're enjoying Autumn in the Upstate! We composed this open letter to address something we care deeply about. In their September issue, Remodeling magazine named Daniel Builders among the “Big 50” best remodelers in the country (see article here ). This recognition is indeed a “Big” honor, but far from our biggest. It pales in comparison to serving the greatest customers, working alongside the best trade partners, and being part of a phenomenal Upstate community. In fact, the best part of this award was representing our relationships of trust on a national level. For that we express deep, heartfelt gratitude. Thank you for making the Big 50 possible! Sincerely, The Daniel Builders Team Are you contemplating a major home renovation? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED