We are a trusted and reliable condo remodel and condo renovation company servicing Upstate South Carolina. CONDO REMODELS & RENOVATIONS Condo remodels and condominium renovations offer homeowners the opportunity to refresh and customize their living space to suit their evolving needs and tastes. These projects often involve updating fixtures, appliances, and finishes to enhance functionality and aesthetics while maximizing the property's value. From modernizing kitchens and bathrooms to reconfiguring layouts for better flow, condo renovations and remodels can transform dated spaces into stylish, contemporary retreats tailored to residents' lifestyles. How do you begin a condo remodel? It's quite different than remodeling a house. First, you'll need a contractor with a commercial license. Then, you'll need a structural engineer to advise on building integrity, an architect to draft the plans, and an interior designer familiar with space-saving solutions. Finally, you'll need a trustworthy project manager to manage communication and a build team that's considerate of both you AND your neighbors. Our Guide-Design-Build process includes all this and more. If you don't require design services, our Direct Projects team has you covered. BEFORE & AFTER CONDO RENOVATION GALLERY Need condo remodeling ideas? Browse our before and after condo renovation gallery and videos below! We've refreshed condo kitchens, countertops, closets, cabinets, condominium bathrooms, backsplashes, balconies, flooring, and fixtures. We can turn cement into centerpieces, blank walls into bars, and loud locations into soundproofed retreats. Do you live in an older unit? We'll fix existing issues while updating aesthetics. Let's discuss your needs, whether your goal is to enjoy your views via the "high" life or maximum convenience near nightlife! Questions about condo updates or condo upgrades in South Carolina? Contact us today! CONDO LIVING PODCAST Are you looking to remodel your condo? There are lots of decisions to be made! To answer your questions, our Ready, Set, Renovate! podcast hosted a special series featuring guests from across Upstate South Carolina. Tune in to hear from realtors, contractors, designers, engineers, and clients familiar with the essentials of a successful condo remodel! Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing 01:35 Play Video Client Testimonial - Terry Conner - Condo Living Now Playing 18:43 Play Video Episode 10 - Aubree Lewis - Realtor - Condo Living Now Playing 09:15 Play Video Episode 9 - Brandon Calhoun - Mortgage Consultant - Condo Living LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major project, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

In honor of World Architecture Day, we invited Billy Zion of Zion Architects to join us on this month’s episode of Ready, Set, Renovate! Daniel Builders and Zion Architects recently teamed up to build a four-seasons addition for a client in Anderson, SC. Tune in as Billy shares about the process, the project, and the draft to make the grade! BUILDING TRUST BLOG ADDITION EDITION: HOW TO WORK WITH AN ARCHITECT TO DEVELOP YOUR DESIGN Billy Zion talks architecture & recaps the design process for a four-seasons addition. Back to Blog 2025-10-31 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zglHjedSrx4 What's it like to work with an architect? October 6 th was World Architecture Day , a celebration of great architects and their work. In honor of World Architecture Day, we invited Billy Zion of Zion Architects to join us on this month’s episode of Ready, Set, Renovate! Daniel Builders and Zion Architects recently teamed up to build a four-seasons addition for a client in Anderson, SC. Tune in as Billy shares about the process, the project, and the draft to make the grade! Let’s get to it! 0:00 Introduction 1:22 Project Overview 2:44 What’s it like to work with an architect? 3:18 How can an architect help clients visualize space? 3:50 How long did plans for this project take? 4:04 Project Challenges & Design Strategy 5:22 Client Needs & Project Features 7:15 Collaborating with Daniel Builders 9:06 Project Outcome 9:45 The Zion Architects Team 10:29 Zion Architects Internships 11:03 Zion Architects Project Portfolio 11:32 How to Contact Zion Architects 12:15 Conclusion 12:27 How to Contact Daniel Builders 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 . If you're interested in more information about Zion Architects, contact Billy Zion at Billy.Zion@ZionArchitects.com . < Previous Next > 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

What is an Accessory Dwelling Unit? An ADU is a self-contained residential unit. This unit is secondary to the main house on a residential lot. BUILDING TRUST BLOG HOME SWEET ADU What is an Accessory Dwelling Unit? An ADU is a self-contained residential unit. Back to Blog 2023-06-30 What is an Accessory Dwelling Unit? An ADU is a self-contained residential unit. This unit is secondary to the main house on a residential lot. The purpose of an ADU is to be an independent living spot. It will have its own entrance, kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping area. An ADU can either be attached or detached from the primary house. Their purpose is to make a home for more people on the same property. ADUs offer a flexible option for families to care for loved ones in a multi-generational home. They can also create opportunities for rental income, add to your existing area, or even provide office space or a place to start a new business. Not only do they go by different names, but ADUs come in a variety of types. Conversion ADU - Conversion or Junior ADUs (JADUs) convert an existing space into a separate unit. This could be a basement, garage, screened porch, or even an existing bedroom. Conversion ADUs take advantage of structures that are already present. This can make them much more cost-effective. Not only do they save on construction costs, a conversion ADU can save time since the foundation and framework already exist. Repurposing a garage or basement can make better use of spaces that are not currently utilized or functional. A conversion also allows you to maintain the original style and character of the home. A conversion ADU is both a practical and cost-effective solution. It maximizes available resources while keeping costs lower than a detached unit. Attached ADU - An attached ADU takes advantage of an existing wall along the side or back of the original home. An attached ADU has its own entry door and may also have a door on the shared wall for easy access between the two. Attached ADUs often share utilities with the main house. This can be cost-saving for both units. An attached ADU can match the original home, unifying both the style and appearance. Having an attached ADU also provides extra security for both primary and secondary residents. Properties with a limited size are more suited to an attached ADU, especially where a detached ADU is not an option. An attached ADU can also save money compared to constructing a separate building. Detached ADU - A detached ADU offers the most flexibility of all types. There is a clear separation from the main home by a strip of land, which can allow for more yard space to enjoy. It is independent of the primary building, and it doesn't share any walls. A big advantage of this is the privacy and independence it provides. This especially benefits renters or home office users. A detached ADU offers design flexibility without the constraints of the existing home. Since there are no shared walls, it provides a quieter space for both the primary and ADU residents. Detached ADUs offer an excellent opportunity for rental income. Homeowners can rent out a separate unit long-term or short-term. They also can increase the market value of the home. Is an ADU a good investment? Whatever type of ADU you choose, there are many benefits to having one. Increased Housing Options - ADUs increase available housing without new development. They offer flexible solutions to current homeowners. ADUs create office space or generate rental income. They can also provide a home for aging parents or a spot for adult children. Cost Effective - ADUs can provide affordable housing to a wider range of people. Building an ADU is often more affordable than building a new home. Multi-Generational Living - ADUs allow you to live with parents or adult children while maintaining privacy and independence for everyone. This can promote stronger bonds within a family and also provide a sense of security and support. Income Potential - renting an ADU can improve your financial stability or serve as a passive income stream. Aging in Place - ADUs allow seniors to age in place, maintaining their independence. All this while remaining close to their family or support network. Sustainable Land Use - ADUs use the existing infrastructure in neighborhoods. This maximizes the use of available space without the need for new development. They support sustainable growth and reduce urban sprawl. Increase Property Value - The extra living space, income, and flexibility of ADUs lead to a great ROI. ADUs are valuable assets and attract potential buyers. Community Integration - ADUs add diversity to neighborhoods and foster social connections. They allow for a mix of housing types and individuals with a variety of backgrounds and incomes. Shorter Commutes and Less Traffic - In urban areas, ADUs help reduce commuting and traffic congestion. People can live closer to where they work or attend school and enjoy local amenities. Are accessory dwelling units legal ? Can I build an ADU on my property? How many accessory dwelling units can you have? The regulations and legal requirements for ADUs in South Carolina vary based on specific locations and local zoning. Consult with local city and county authorities for your specific restrictions. But in general, you need to consider a few things. Keep in mind that rules or regulations can change, so it's up to you to consult your city or county for the most up-to-date information relevant to ADUs in South Carolina. Zoning Regulations - Zoning ordinances will determine if an ADU is allowed and where it must be located on the property. They will also spell out any other conditions such as size or height limitations. Also be sure to check for setback limits, parking provisions, or density requirements. Building Codes - ADUs must follow all building codes and regulations for safety in South Carolina. These rules will include structural integrity, electrical systems, plumbing, and fire safety. Permitting and Approval Process - You must apply for any permits and approvals before you start construction on your ADU. The process may involve submitting detailed plans and paying fees. It also might include meeting specific requirements and getting necessary approvals from local building departments or planning commissions. Size and Design Limits - Some areas have limits on the size or square footage of ADUs. Restrictions related to the size of the primary home or lot are possible. There also may be designs or styles required that are compatible with the neighborhood. Occupancy and Rental Regulations - There may be limits on how many people live on the entire property including the ADU. Also, there could be restrictions on whether short-term or long-term rentals are allowed. Homeowner Association (HOA) Rules - If your property is overseen by a homeowner’s association, check to see if they have rules that govern ADUs. Some HOAs will have restrictions or extra requirements beyond your local regulations. Utility Connections and Impact Fees - Your ADU should comply with all utility connection requirements. Water, sewage, and electrical all need to be considered as some areas impose impact fees for new ADUs. What are the cost implications of an ADU? The next consideration for ADUs is financing and construction. Things like location, design, size, materials, and your personal preferences will all play a role in the final outcome of both. Personal funds are a great way to cover the cost of construction, but there are other ways to pay if that isn't an option. Home Equity Loans or a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) are viable alternatives. You can tap into the equity of your own home and borrow against it to cover the cost of construction. You can also explore construction loans which payout in stages as the project goes on. Government programs, grants, or local tax incentives may be offered for ADUs in your area. Working with professionals like those at Daniel Builders will ensure you follow local building codes. Our Guide-Design-Build process will lead you through developing the plans and getting permits. We also ensure compliance with all Anderson or Greenville building codes. When getting quotes, be sure to include labor, materials, site preparation, and utilities. Establish a timeline that covers any demolition, site prep, foundation work, and framing. Also consider utility installations, interior finishing, and landscaping. It is very important to note that ADUs may face new or increasing legal and regulatory obstacles as they become more popular. Local rules will have a large influence on the growth of ADUs by either enabling or restricting them. We recommend you consult with local authorities in your specific location to get the most accurate and up-to-date information. In South Carolina, cities like Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, and Anderson have seen an increasing interest in ADUs. ADUs address housing shortages, provide affordable homes, and account for changing local demographics. There is a growing interest in all types of ADUs due to the demand for more diverse and flexible living arrangements. Daniel Builders would love to help make yours a reality! Are you looking to add an accessory dwelling unit to your home? 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 Accessory Dwelling Units on our blog: Accessory Dwelling Unit . < Previous Next > 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

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Here are the characteristics of an amazing kitchen renovation. BUILDING TRUST BLOG KITCHEN ASPIRATIONS Here are the characteristics of an amazing kitchen renovation. Back to Blog 2019-10-31 Here are the characteristics of an amazing kitchen renovation. How well does your kitchen work for you? Soon the heavy cooking/entertaining holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas will be here. And they will reveal much (good, bad, and ugly) about your kitchen. It's the perfect time to evaluate and move toward a more functional and inspirational kitchen space. Here are 5 areas where your kitchen can work better for you. Island - Workstation - From a functional standpoint, the island is your kitchen’s greatest asset. Why? An island has all the functional elements - countertop space, storage, and appliance options. Plus, you have 360-degree access to all of it. You’re basically adding a whole new dimension of functionality. As for inspiration, the island is a perfect area for displaying what inspires you to cook, like your favorite cookbooks. Cabinetry - Work Clutter Free - Kitchen space is prime real estate and good cabinetry ensures you don’t waste any of it. Focus your spending here. And if you insist on cutting corners with cabinetry, then do so with an appliance garage. One of the most effective ways to utilize corner space! As for inspiration, beautiful kitchens all have one common element - beautiful cabinetry. Lighting - Work with Clarity - The realm of kitchen lighting is full of many new cutting-edge developments. Whether it’s pendants, recess, flush mounts, track lighting or a beautiful chandelier, really good lighting options are available. As for getting power to the light source, plug mold multi outlet strips to under counter electrical box fit nicely in almost any design. As for inspiration, you want your kitchen radiant. Appliances - Work toward Reliability - Literally countless gimmicks will temp you to make an impulse buy. Don’t take the bait. Your design (#5) should be guiding you through appliance selection long before you hit the showroom floor. Remember reliability is your highest priority and having a strong warranty a close second. As for the endless features? You can educate yourself first online. As for inspiration, appliances make a great supporting cast for beautiful kitchens. Layout - Make it Work - What is your cooking style? Gourmet chef or microwave warrior? Do you entertain? Do you want others “hanging out” in your kitchen? Or is it your exclusive domain? Questions like this should shape your kitchen's design and layout. As for inspiration, a great design process helps you visualize your kitchen (and make all the right selections) before it becomes a WOW reality. Your functional and inspirational kitchen is one Daniel Builders design-renovation away. 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 Next > 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

Renovate the easy way or by enrolling in a SHK class. BUILDING TRUST BLOG SHK RENOVATION CLASS Renovate the easy way or by enrolling in a SHK class. Back to Blog 2018-11-12 Renovation lessons learned the hard way aren't necessary for anyone to go through. There are plenty of renovation horror stories to learn from. I’m taking a risk here, but it’s worth taking. This blog is meant to warn you. Stay away from the SHK renovation process, and if you've already started, RUN! Never subject yourself to that kind of experience. Customers from the SHK tell us (and quite frequently) how much they regret trying to renovate their home that way. Every single customer of the SHK acknowledges it was not worth it. Full disclosure, the SHK is not some up and coming competitor. Instead, it’s a very costly experience better known as the School of Hard Knocks. Graduates of this “school” come to Daniel Builders after learning valuable renovation lessons the hard way. They all say the same thing, “I had no idea how much time, money and hardship my renovation would cost.” Ironically, the school appeals most to those seeking to save time, money, and hardships. Attending the SHK isn’t necessary. In fact, it’s the only school that truly pays to skip. So how does one avoid learning the lessons the hard way? Short answer: Identify SHK renovators before it’s too late. *Note: A 2015 Houzz showed the top 3 renovation challenges were: Finding the right service provider. Finding the right products and materials. Staying on budget. Really all 3 get resolved by choosing the right service provider.) The SHK renovator typically does minimal upfront legwork prior to starting a project. Time is money, and here’s a story line illustrating how both are easily lost in large quantities during a renovation. See if it sounds familiar. Homeowner seeks contractor for a major renovation project. Homeowner finds contractor A online and contacts him based on multiple online reviews from past customers who speak highly about Contractor A’s ability to provide an excellent renovation experience. Customer meets Contractor A and likes him even more. Customer feels very confident contactor A is competent and will deliver a high quality/low frustration renovation. Yet, homeowner decides to shop for a lower price. And he finds contractor B. Contractor B says he can do everything Contractor A, but at a price the homeowner wants to hear. So, the homeowner moves forward with contractor B. Fast forward 3 months. Homeowner’s expectations are shattered. Contractor B’s actual price escalates well beyond his estimates, while his level of quality and service decline. Homeowner fires Contractor B, loses money, and tries to figure out how to start over. Hopefully, these valuable lessons were truly learned and the homeowner never re-enrolls in the SHK, or the cycle is certain to repeat itself. No major renovation should start without first doing major legwork. Good contractors realize this and plan accordingly in 3 areas. Before anyone swings a hammer there should be real clarity on the scope of work and price. Here are 3 deliverables you need before beginning a major renovation. Design - creating your design with the help of a designer or architect ensures your finished project looks like what you want. Plus, this process uncovers new design options, as well as products the homeowner never knew existed. Detailed Scope - take time with your contractor to spell out the full and detailed scope of work, making all selections. Doing this legwork before starting shows you exactly what you’re paying for. Nobody wants to get less than what they expect. A detailed scope ensures you won’t. Fixed Cost - Cost surprises are rarely positive. When was the last time someone heard, “Your project is going to cost a few thousand less than we estimated?” Doesn’t happen. You no longer need to estimate when you have a clear design and detailed scope (including selections). You can have a fixed cost at the start. 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 Next > 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

Bring down load bearing and non load bearing walls. BUILDING TRUST BLOG WALLS COME DOWN Considerations for open concept floor plans. Back to Blog 2020-11-24 Creating an open floor plan in your renovation requires walls to come down. Daniel Builders discusses this process of bringing down load bearing and non load bearing walls. BEFORE: Example of interior walls throughout: AFTER: Walls in the above example removed. Kitchen, dining area and living area no longer separated by walls: In one of the more established neighborhoods of Greenville, Daniel Builders is performing a major renovation. The scope of work encompasses just about every aspect of the home, including removal of a few interior walls. You can see what we’re talking about via video on Instagram Live this Wednesday November 25th at 1:15PM. (Follow us on Instagram if you haven’t already. In fact, why not now ?) We hope you join us! Speaking of wall removal, that’s what frequently happens during major renovations. Here are 7 questions to answer before bidding farewell to an interior wall. Once a wall is gone, what separates one area of your home from another? A permanent feature like a kitchen island or furniture pieces are two options. A good designer will create a fluid transition from room to room and prevent your home from feeling like one, giant box. What is inside the wall? Electrical wiring, plumbing and duct work must be considered. A wall containing these items is likely still removable, but to reroute wiring/plumbing/duct requires creativity. And should be figured out before wall meets sledgehammer. Plus, for your own safety, never destroy a wall without knowing what’s inside. Is the wall load bearing? Load bearing walls are removable, but other structural elements need to be installed. Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) beams are good options for carrying the load. Consulting a Structural Engineer is always wise and can prevent significant damage to your home. What finished flooring will be installed? A patchwork of missing flooring (as shown in the photo below) can be problematic, although you do have some options. Although some types of flooring can be patched, in many cases replacing a “patch” is not recommended. Especially when you have different types of floors (like carpet and hardwood) on either side of the wall. If possible, plan to put down all new flooring. This is the best way to ensure a seamless look. Will you be able to ward clutter? There is an advantage to keeping your home compartmentalized, particularly if you tend to be messy. Unfortunately, clutter is much more visible when walls no longer block the view. Are you willing to banish your current wall decor? Fewer walls mean less space to hang decorative displays and artwork. Sacrificing wall decor is a big deal and should definitely be considered, especially when your favorite artwork can no longer be displayed. Do you need the entire wall removed, or will a modified opening suffice? Yes, you can have it both ways and sometimes that is your best option. This design avoids a suffocating compartmentalization of your home, yet still achieves a clear delineation from room to room. Here’s an example from one of our renovations. We hope you plan to join us Wednesday, November 25 at 1:15 on Instagram Live as we showcase a major renovation in process. We’ll discuss wall removal and other intriguing aspects of this project. Want to explore wall removal further? We routinely remove walls in many major renovations we perform and we’re ready to help you answer “wall removal” questions for your home. 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 Next > 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

All over South Carolina (Greenville, Anderson, Seneca) homes are being transformed. Whether it’s your kitchen, bathroom, attic space, or basement, those who entrust their renovation projects to us receive a World Class experience. CUSTOM RENOVATIONS & REMODELS All over the Upstate of South Carolina (Greenville, Anderson, Seneca) homes are being renovated, either in part or in their entirety. Whether it’s your kitchen, or attic space, or basement, or everything in between, the best part of transforming your home with Daniel Builders is our process of Building Trust. Clients we serve agree - those who entrust renovation projects to us receive a World Class experience while being guided through a myriad of complexities and questions - a challenge we have embraced since 2006. RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS KITCHENS BASEMENTS BATHROOMS ATTIC CONVERSION WHOLE HOME ADDITIONS MULTI ROOM EXTERIOR UPGRADES VIEW RESIDENTIAL PROJECT GALLERY AWARD WINNING RENOVATIONS Living Room CHARTWELL POINT | LAKE KEOWEE 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. 900 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. 900 SQ FT | TIMBER TRUSS | LIVING AREA SEE COMPLETE DETAILS Kitchen BEACON DRIVE | KEOWEE KEY The client’s vision was twofold for their kitchen – open the spaces to more livable, realistic proportions, and bring a decidedly more modern and exciting flair to the aesthetic. Decisions were made to expand the footprint of the kitchen by two feet which allowed for a 9’x4' central island; and to widen an existing passthrough between the kitchen and great room so homeowners could take in a view of the lake shore from their workspace. Flat panel custom cabinets in a combination of painted maple and stained sepele woods brought modern appeal without overwhelming the beautiful natural wood beams and soaring ceilings with skylights which are intended focal points. 9'X4' CENTRAL ISLAND | FLAT PANEL CUSTOM CABINETS | KITCHEN SEE COMPLETE DETAILS CENTURY HOME REMODEL This must-see documentary chronicles the renovation of a home that was constructed over 100 years ago. Daniel Builders performed a full remodel of this beautiful historic home. WATCH THE VIDEO PROUDLY RENOVATING THROUGHOUT UPSTATE SOUTH CAROLINA COMMUNITIES LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major project, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED SEE ALL OUR AWARD WINNING RENOVATIONS & REMODELS AWARDS UNLOCKING THE ANSWERS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Presented annually to recognize excellence in craftsmanship and professionalism in the Home Building industry. In 2019 Daniel Builders won this award by opening these spaces to be more livable, and bring a decidedly modern and exciting flair to the aesthetic. 2019 2019 BRIDGE AWARD WINNER (250K - 500K) MODERN MINIMALIST KITCHEN Daniel Builders was named 2019 Bridge Award Winner for “Best Kitchen in a Full Home Remodel $250,000 - $500,000” for the “Beacon Drive” house. The Bridge Awards are presented annually by GBS Building Supply and produced by the Home Builders Association of Greenville to recognize excellence in craftsmanship and professionalism in the Home Building industry in the Upstate. "SO PROUD OF OUR TEAM! WE WANT TO BE THE MOST TRUSTED RENOVATION CONTRACTOR IN OUR SERVICE AREA, AND TAKING HOME A BRIDGE AWARD PUTS US AMONG THE MOST ELITE CONTRACTORS IN GREENVILLE." - DANIEL JACHENS, DANIEL BUILDERS This custom home built on the beautiful banks of Lake Keowee in the 1990s had a very dated interior. Unfortunately, the layout was completely compartmentalized and cramped. In particular the kitchen and master bathroom were barely functional, reading as afterthoughts compared to the grand architectural design throughout the rest of the home. The client’s vision was two-fold; open these spaces to more livable, realistic proportions and bring a decidedly modern and exciting flair to the aesthetic. Decisions were made to extend the footprint of the kitchen by 2 feet which would allow for a 9’x4’ central island and to widen an existing passthrough between the kitchen and great room so that the homeowners can view the lakeshore from their workspace. Flat panel custom cabinets in a combination of custom painted maple and stained sepele woods brought modern appeal without overwhelming the beautiful natural wood beams and soaring ceilings with skylights which are the intended focal points. In the master bath, the clients wanted something truly special. Together we created an open wet room concept for the shower and tub area, and continued the rich sepele wood cabinetry that is also featured in the kitchen and dining spaces. The mosaic feature wet room wall celebrates its unusual shape that is due to a low roof line in the home’s exterior. The random scatter homemade triangular tiles were plotted on the floor of the master bedroom one piece at a time so the client could visualize design before installation. It took and a lot of patience for the tile tradesmen to transfer the pattern and install the tile on the shower walls. Previous Next Back to Awards Gallery "NO ONE, WHO HAS HAD WORK DONE IN THEIR HOME, HAS HAD THE EXPERIENCE THEY'LL HAVE WITH DANIEL BUILDERS." - BEACON DRIVE CLIENT

Daniel Builders joins Roger Nix and "House Plans" host JD Nelson on 98.9 WORD to discuss remodeling. BUILDING TRUST BLOG ABOUT DANIEL BUILDERS JD Nelson, Roger Nix, Will Cord, & Sean Harvey discuss the company on 98.9 WORD. Back to Blog 2024-08-15 Tune in to this radio broadcast highlighting Daniel Builders! JD Nelson of Countybank , Roger Nix of Keller Williams Western Upstate, and our own Sean Harvey and Will Cord pose for a behind-the-scenes photo at the radio station. Will and Sean discuss remodeling with JD and Roger on an episode of "House Plans," which aired on 98.9 WORD on June 29, 2024. CLICK HERE to listen to the full episode! 0:00 Introduction 1:39 Daniel Builders Service Area 6:30 The Daniel Builders Process 7:25 Daniel Builders Services 9:38 Renovation Timeline 12:10 Daniel Builders Reviews & Values 13:39 A Realtor’s Perspective on Renovation 14:27 How to Contact Daniel Builders 15:41 Daniel Builders Commercial Division 16:23 Residential vs. Commercial Renovation 17:52 Interest Rate Update 20:34 Daniel Builders Project Portfolio & Specialties 25:21 Daniel Builders Condo Renovations 26:37 Daniel Builders Awards and Honors 27:29 What to Expect when You Contact Daniel Builders 30:12 How We Help Clients Visualize Their Remodel 34:26 About Daniel Builders – Our Team & Our Beginning 37:12 Real Estate Update 41:00 Conclusion < Previous Next > 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

Daniel Builders has added square footage to many homes in the Upstate of South Carolina over the last 18+ years. The location of projects range from Anderson to Seneca to Greenville, South Carolina. BUILDING TRUST BLOG HOME REMODELING OPTIONS Here are ways to increase livable space within your home. Back to Blog 2023-11-04 Daniel Builders has added square footage to many homes in the Upstate of South Carolina over the last 18+ years. The location of projects range from Anderson to Seneca to Greenville, South Carolina. These projects share one thing in common: they all require a budget. Budget is the biggest factor for determining what can and cannot be accomplished. Fortunately, there are a multitude of options (we’ll touch on a few here) to accommodate different budget ranges. The Design Team at Daniel Builders works close with Billy Zion , the principal architect at Zion Architects. Billy looks at the space within a home analytically, creatively and with functionality in mind. According to Billy, “Careful attention to existing walls and adjacent interior spaces. Other considerations include exterior mass, scale, and connection is necessary to ensure an addition looks and feels congruent with the existing home and not inconsistent.” Side note, speaking with a Project Guide at Daniel Builders is a great place to start the budget discussion and move your project forward into the Design phase. Here are ways to increase livable space within your home. Traditional Home Addition Naturally, this is what comes to mind when discussing a home addition. These additions are built on to your home from the outside. A master bedroom suite addition (adding a bedroom with an adjacent bathroom) is a popular example. Adding this type of space to your home causes minimal disruption to your daily life during the Build phase. This because the work is happening outside your current living space. No change in routine is necessary. To make room for a traditional addition some part of your existing landscape will be sacrificed. Detached Accessary Dwelling Units (ADUs) The Rise of ADUs , a blog written earlier this year, has great content on ADUs. The type of ADU we’re discussing is detached or outside the existing walls of your home. Think Tiny Home. The process for building one of these is very similar to building a custom home, just on much smaller scale. The bottom line is a detached ADU, such as the one our team built pictured above, adds livable space. Adding to your home doesn’t always require adding a completely new structure, as in the case of a traditional home addition or detached accessary dwelling unit. A less expensive approach (generally speaking) won’t require a separate structure. You can, instead, convert unused space in your home into living space. Here are common ways to utilize space already nder your roof. Attic Conversions What is above your ceiling? There are a variety of ways to utilize this space. The preceding photos show one example of an attic transformed by Daniel Builders and how it went from a utilitarian storage area to a very lovely living space. Structural qualifications and code approval are challenges associated with an attic conversion. Roof trusses in this area present additional challenges but doesn’t need to derail your attic conversion. Garage Conversions Remodeling a garage into livable space requires electrical modifications, insulation, and windows. Insulation keeps the area from being too drafty during the cold months or sweltering heat in the summer. Plus, well insulated walls minimize noise, and that translates to more peace, privacy, and quiet for you and your family. Windows are another big consideration. Garage conversions commonly begin with no windows, but building codes require them when converting your garage into a livable space. Windows have an added benefit of bringing beautiful natural light and good ventilation into the converted space. Plus, they help keep energy costs manageable. Basement Conversions Another direction you can go in your quest for more space is down. Does your home have an unfinished basement? If so, this is a great option for adding on. This is not to say you can’t build down without one, but the cost becomes exponentially more costly when no basement is there to begin with. Using an attic, basement, or garage may trigger new storage challenges. Possible solutions are a shed, storage unit, or just getting rid of stuff. Something else to keep in mind as you go through this process is your homeowner’s insurance. Adding livable space will require added coverage, and that’s something you’ll want should anything happen to your newfound space! When converting unused space or creating home additions in South Carolina, Daniel Builders is your trusted partner. Are you ready to modify existing space within your home? Are you living in Greenville South Carolina or Anderson South Carolina and need more information about adding onto your home? 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 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 . < Previous Next > 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 around Augusta Road in Greenville South Carolina are utilizing our custom process for their home remodel or home renovation. AUGUSTA ROAD AREA RENOVATIONS Daniel Builders is renovating homes throughout the Upstate of SC. One area we know and love is Augusta Road in Greenville South Carolina! Homes around Augusta Rd are being transformed by our Guide-Design-Build team. We invite you to see for yourself. This home near Augusta Rd underwent a custom renovation by Daniel Builders. TRADITIONAL EXTERIOR SPACE Previous Next Back to Communities Gallery