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Have a question about your renovation? Daniel Builders has answers. How much does a bathroom remodel cost or kitchen remodel cost? UNLOCKING THE ANSWERS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Finding the right answers is clarifying! This is especially true before your home undergoes a major transformation. We recognize the investment you're about to make is significant. Time, money and ultimately your home is at stake. Here are Frequently Asked Questions to help you Design-Build your custom renovation with eyes wide open. QUESTION: What is a realistic timeline to renovate (not an HGTV one)? Timeline depends largely on a project’s scope. Larger, more complex projects require more time to design and build. Here are a few reasonable timeline expectations. Custom kitchens or bathrooms generally take 4-6 weeks to design. Whole house renovation can take up to 6 months to design depending of complexity. A custom home can take 4-10 months. Once design is complete, production starts. A custom kitchen or custom bathroom timeline may take up to 8 weeks build. Obviously, smaller bathrooms take less, likely to be around 4 weeks. A whole home renovation requires 6-10 months to build. And a new custom home can take over a year to build. As you go through our design process, the Build timeline will become clear. QUESTION: What size/scope of project requires me to move out of my house during renovations? Being out of your home during a renovation is always beneficial, and sometimes absolutely necessary. Such is the case when a home is completely gutted. Though a vacant home is optimal, we understand vacating your home is not always feasible. Our team minimizes interruption to your family and home life when renovating an occupied home. QUESTION: What are some main influences on the total cost of a project? To rephrase the question, what causes renovation sticker shock? Our renovation process starts with a price range, known as a TIRe (Target Investment Range). Staying within this range requires 1) you add nothing more to the original scope and 2) you monitor how selections (ex. Fixtures and Flooring) impact overall price. Choosing high end selections will make your price go up. The last thing anyone wants is to be sticker shocked. QUESTION: What is a TIRe? A Target Investment Range is the projected range of cost for your custom renovation. A TIRe is developed based on communication during a Project Vision Meeting. The TIRe is neither an estimate nor quote. A fixed price quote will be determined once Design is complete. A client must communicate the level of finish they seek for a TIRe to be accurate. Our team provides a Project Guide (staff member) to help the client articulate an overall project vision. QUESTION: What is a fixed price quote? A fixed price is the sum of what a client pays for their project. This sum will only change if a client initiates a 1) change order or 2) existing damage (such as significant rot) is uncovered during the renovation. We do not break down cost, nor do we use the cost-plus method. Instead, we provide a lump sum amount so clients know exactly how much they will spend. Line item pricing is unproductive and inaccurate for a large remodel because each line item impacts all other line items. For example, you cannot negotiate an automobile price based on the line item cost of a steering wheel or seat belt. QUESTION: How much do renovations cost? Short answer - A lot! Most Design-Build residential renovations are only worth doing if you plan stay in your home for a long period of time. You will never recoup your full investment in the short term, if ever. Which is why we customize each renovation to a client’s unique expectations. QUESTION: Can I finance my renovation? Yes, we can put you in touch with lenders who assist residential renovations. QUESTION: With so many contractor horror stories, why should I trust Daniel Builders? We are not perfect, and we do make mistakes, however, what sets us apart is our track record for resolving problems and owning mistakes. We take a proactive approach to building trust. And we have numerous happy clients and positive reviews to validate that claim. QUESTION: What characterizes our best clients? Keeping appointments and responsive communication is vital to our process, and ensures you have a positive experience. At each phase of your renovation you will have the opportunity to ask questions and let us know where further clarification is needed. Be upfront with your concerns from the first phone conversation, and at the Project Vision Meeting. It is important we dialogue about what matters most to you, and you make an informed/confident decision. QUESTION: What do I do if I am not happy with someone on the Daniel Builders' team? Voice your concerns immediately. The sooner we know the quicker we can resolve your concern. Communicate the problem via email to your Design manager, Production manager or Project manager. Client to Contractor communication is as important as Contractor to Client communication. We wish to know exactly what your expectations are. QUESTION: Will the project schedule be communicated? At the end of Design, you will receive a proposed start and finish date as well as weekly updates during Build. QUESTION: Will someone be working onsite everyday during the remodel? Some days, no one will be onsite. This does not indicate a day in your remodel. Even when no one is on the job site your project manager is still accessible during normal business hours. As a client you will receive a project timeline and projected completion date. Delays will be proactively communicated. QUESTION: When will I be expected to pay for my project? A progress payment schedule is provided when you sign an Agreement to Build. Invoices are generally issued at the point of rough-in inspection, the start of cabinetry and the final walk-through. Your last invoice is issued after your project is complete and you are satisfied. 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

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: HOW TO REFRESH YOUR HOME THROUGH LIGHTING SELECTIONS Thanks to the Gallery of Lighting, this project really shines! Back to Blog 2025-02-28 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq53fb1NF2M 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 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

Extending the honor to clients and stakeholders. BUILDING TRUST BLOG OUR BIG 50 AWARD Extending the honor to clients and stakeholders. Back to Blog 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 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

Don't try these renovation projects at home. BUILDING TRUST BLOG DIY OR NOT Don't try these renovation projects at home. Back to Blog 2019-04-02 When should you not attempt a DIY projects? Some home remodeling projects are best left to the experts. Big DIY projects require confidence, skill, and a huge reality check. Self-performing has its benefits. For starters you could save large quantities of money while experiencing the joy of personal accomplishment. (Nothing like beholding your own masterpiece!) Some DIY projects should be DDY projects though - projects you don't do yourself. This is especially true if the project requires a specialized skill such as plumbing, electrical, tile setting, etc. Attempting a DDY projects can cost you dearly in terms of money, time, personal health due to stress/injury, marital strain, and... even more money. The key is distinguishing which projects are DIY and which are DDY. So how do you tell the difference? Here are 7 “reality check” questions to consider before self-performing a renovation. What is my skill level? Pros make it look easy, but don’t be fooled. Not everyone is a pro. Some have a natural aptitude for carpentry, and it comes easy. Others not so much. Be honest with yourself when evaluating your skill level. A little self-awareness can prevent you from getting in over your head. How much time (and patience) am I prepared to invest? Beautiful renovations happen quickly on HGTV. They only take a 30-minute episode. Real life renovations take considerably longer and require significantly more patience. You’ll feel an urge to rush, but doing a renovation hastily is a mistake. You’re better off getting it right the first time. How much energy can I give my project? Renovation work is very physical and requires stamina. If you’re typically exhausted after your “day job”, a DIY renovation may require weekends. Just make sure you approach your project with mental and physical energy. Bad things happen when sleep deprived zombies try to renovate. Do I know an expert? If DIY was a game show, this is where you could “phone a friend.” Knowledgeable friends and contacts help you get unstuck as you encounter problems. Better yet let them know before you even start. They’ll likely share a few vital insights as you plan. Will I be safe? No renovation is worth serious injury. Stop immediately if you think you might be running that risk. Can I start with a smaller project? You don’t need to tackle large renovations to learn if you have a knack for DIY. Start small. Small projects are a great gauge for how well you’ll handle larger ones. You only put yourself ahead of the curve as you gain more experience. What’s the worst-case scenario if I do it myself? Resist being optimistic if you’re unwilling to consider the risk. The best advice for a DIY renovation is “Expect the best, plan for the worst, and prepare to be surprised.” - Dennis Waitley 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

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

When should you expect to inspect your home? Grant Blackwell offers some pointers! BUILDING TRUST BLOG START WITH AN INSPECTION: THE BENEFITS OF A HOME INSPECTION AT ALL STAGES OF OWNERSHIP When should you expect to inspect your home? Grant Blackwell offers some pointers! Back to Blog 2026-02-27 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yBJ_0fxbE4 When should you expect to inspect your home? Home Inspector, Grant Blackwell, has built a career on giving candid feedback about the condition of a home. In fact, his business is called “ Candid Home Inspections ." Grant and his team help homeowners identify minor home issues before they turn into major problems costing massive amounts of money. Most people understand the concept of inspecting a home after it’s built, but our guest shows the benefits of inspecting a home throughout construction at various milestones. So whether you're staying, buying, selling, building, or renovating, a home inspection reveals what you have to work with. To contact Candid Home Inspections, visit their website or call 864.207.6073. 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 1:37 You're Moving: Why Get a Home Inspection? 2:30 Common Problems 3:23 You're Staying: Why Get a Home Inspection? 4:30 Small Fixes That Save Thousands 5:16 Maintenance & Prevention 7:03 You're Building: Why Get a Home Inspection? 9:32 You're Remodeling: Why Get a Home Inspection? 13:36 How to Contact Candid Home Inspections 14:09 Conclusion 14:18 How to Contact Daniel Builders < 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

Brace yourself for the twists and turns of a custom renovation. BUILDING TRUST BLOG RENO ROLLER COASTER Brace yourself for the twists and turns of a custom renovation. Back to Blog 2017-05-29 Here's what to expect during a custom renovation. Your renovation experience feels less likely a roller coaster when you know what to expect. The key to enjoying a major renovation is knowing what to expect. A good contractor sets clear expectations before starting and communicates regularly throughout the process. The customer never feels “jerked around” regarding the project’s timeline or outcome. Have you ever strapped yourself on a roller coaster and within moments asked yourself “Why?!!” Why does anyone willingly subject themselves to sheer terror? The appeal is somewhat a mystery. Here’s the point though: Roller Coasters are meant to be terrifying. Expecting less is unwise. Meet Takabisha, the world's steepest roller coaster. Located in Japan, this machine moves from 0-60 in less than 2 seconds going down at 121° grade for 141 feet. Translation: Terrifying! Imagine boarding Takabisha convinced this was a calm, gentle ride. You tell yourself Takabisha is like a horse-drawn carriage moving through a serene countryside at a predictable pace. You feel confident a courteous tour guide is included. Someone to periodically explain the landscape around you. Those expectations would be obliterated in the screaming chaos of Takabisha! Major renovations and roller coasters share some common characteristics. Excitement can quickly turn to terror if you’re uncertain how the ride goes, and especially how it ends. Here’s an overview of common emotional ups and downs during a renovation. The design phase (UP) - At least it’s where a renovation should start. Skipping this first step could be disastrous. Creating a well-thought-out design ensures everyone is on the same page. The outcome is clearly defined. Otherwise, you’re on a roller coaster launching out into the unknown. Workable Drawings (DOWN slightly, but quickly back UP) - As you go through this phase you may experience a few frustrations as details are analyzed and discussed. Once everything is clarified you’re back on a high note and should be feeling very confident about proceeding to the next phase. Bidding the Project & Agreeing to a Contract (DOWN) - The process takes a big drop here if your contractor wasn’t involved in the design phase. The bidding/pricing get’s dicey, and you quickly realize general contractors come in all different varieties. Some will offer great pricing, but you wonder about the quality. Others offer extreme quality, but you wonder about the affordability. Skipping this stage all together is preferable. Taking a Design-Build approach makes it possible. A Design-Build renovation has the contractor involved from the start. Construction Begins (UP) - High levels of excitement characterize this phase. Visible progress is happening. Seeing this progress typically makes the customer very happy! The speed of Demolition and Rough Framing makes the customer feel they’re on HGTV. That fantasy doesn’t last long though. Rough Ins (Down dramatically) - Plumbing, heating, electrical and insulation trades all get involved at this stage and production slows way down. Frustrations begin to surface as the customer starts to feel their home has been “under construction” way too long. These frustrations are minimized by a good project manager who keeps the trades moving efficiently and the customer clearly informed. Hanging/Sanding Drywall (Down further) - This might very well be rock bottom on the renovation roller coaster. (Call it “sheet rock bottom”.) The customer still hasn’t seen the beautiful progress they expected, and their patience is usually wearing thin about now. Might feel like the ride has stalled, but rest assured progress is happening. Trim & Cabinet to Painting (Up) - Finally traces of true craftsmanship are seen. The customer can visualize the end product. Emotions improve dramatically through this stage. Punch List complete (Up higher) - Emotions continue to rise as the end is only a few simple steps away. Move In (Up higher still and coasting to a gentle stop) - Relief and celebration occur. After seeing the finished product, the customer quickly forgets all frustration. Now the outlook is bright and cheerful. Only one thing left to do. Enjoy the newly renovated space for years to come! The takeaway: If you plan to ride the renovation roller coaster, ride responsibly. Choose a contractor able to ensure the level of quality, service, and calm you expect. Choose someone who will provide a clear path to completion, while minimizing stress and frustration along the way. 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

A look back at some of our 2024 projects and milestones. BUILDING TRUST BLOG 2024 PROJECT PORTFOLIO A look back at some of our 2024 projects and milestones. Back to Blog 2024-12-24 What a year! We're grateful for these 2024 memories and milestones! This year, we added more talent to our commercial division, design team, and build team! We welcomed Tim, Deedra, Lorianne, Micah, and Patrick! The largest project we completed this year was a whole-home remodel in Simpsonville, SC, thanks to an extensive team of industry professionals! In addition to the work on both floors of the home’s interior, the project included a new screened porch, a garage conversion, an outdoor pavilion, and a redesigned landscape. The screened porch features two in-ceiling heaters, Ipe wood decking, and a sliding double door. The garage conversion features a kitchenette, full bath, and game room. The home features a custom metal hood vent and railings, a handcrafted herringbone appliance panel, and craftsman-built wainscoting in the dining room. We completed multi-room renovations at two Cliffs properties. This Cliffs at Glassy home featured a new kitchen, master bath, and locally-made handrail. This Cliffs at Keowee Vineyards home featured a new kitchen, master bath, and basement conversion. We also had the opportunity to help two Greenville clients with home additions! The first was a single-story addition that expanded the home's existing floor plan to include a mudroom, laundry room, half bath, closet, office, and screened porch. The second was a two-story addition that expanded the home's floor plan to include a sunroom on the ground floor and a master suite on the second! We continued to serve clients on both Lake Keowee and Lake Hartwell. This kitchen renovation at the Reserve at Lake Keowee featured a hammered copper hood vent and a lake-green island. The modern design of this multi-room renovation on Lake Hartwell was a welcome addition to our portfolio! The project included a complete redesign of this townhome’s first floor. In 2024, our Direct Projects division expanded through both commercial projects and a new niche: condos! We completed several condo renovations at 201 Riverplace in downtown Greenville. We also completed two commercial office renovations for HH Barnum Company and Cox, Klugh & Company. The past year also brought opportunities for generous giving. In September, we assisted Haven of Rest, a ministry serving those battling housing insecurity and addiction, by repaving the driveway of their women's shelter. We are grateful to all who helped us fill 2024 with positive memories and milestones. Now on to 2025! Happy New Year! 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

Daniel Builders takes a decades old home full of history in downtown Greenville and updates the space so it becomes an oasis of artistic flair and functionality. TRADITIONAL EXTERIOR SPACE Augusta Road Area Exterior Upgrade Kitchen Multi Room This project began with a vision to turn a historic home into a downtown oasis where our clients could enjoy their retirement. Creating a place to make our clients feel like they were on vacation was our goal. The scope included transforming a laundry room and office, by utilizing shiplap, custom cabinets and reclaimed wood countertops. A rear entry area with pantry storage adjacent to the kitchen was added. Construction of a screened-in porch and rear deck which included custom balusters with a Swiss flair our clients helped design after returning from Switzerland. The screened-in porch included a heater to maintain comfort in the outdoors during cold weather. Rounding out the scope of work was carport/workshop area. From the detailed carpentry, to the brick perimeter walls around the driveway, to a motorized entry gate for rear access road to their new addition, this project is truly a masterpiece of collaboration between client vision and contractor execution. As the project manager stated, "We not only walked away with happy customers, we have gained wonderful new friends!" Previous Next Back to Projects Gallery

Taylor Lyles, HBA of Greenville CEO, is our guest on this episode of Ready Set Renovate. Taylor discusses the growing popularity of ADUs, as well as building and permitting them in Greenville County. As you'll hear, Taylor is pretty well versed in this developing market. BUILDING TRUST BLOG THE RISE OF ADUs Taylor Lyles talks about ADU permitting and potential in Greenville SC. Back to Blog 2023-07-21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCNgVfo8dbw An ADU (Accessary Dwelling Unit) is secondary housing option. You may recognize them by other names such as Granny Flat, Guest House, Garage Apartment, or In-Law Suite. ADUs offer all the same characteristics of a home - kitchen, bedroom(s), bathroom - while sharing the same property as the primary house. An ADU may be attached or detached or even inside the primary house. They can benefit families who care for loved ones in a multi-generational home. ADUs also create rental income opportunities, provide office space or might be the perfect location for a new business. Taylor Lyles, HBA of Greenville CEO, is our guest on this episode of Ready Set Renovate . Taylor discusses the growing popularity of ADUs, as well as building and permitting them in Greenville County. As you'll hear, Taylor is pretty well versed in this developing market. So let's get to it! 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 and Home Sweet ADU . < 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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A collection of custom bathroom remodels, kitchen renovations all the way to home additions and custom commercial renovations. Find your design inspiration here. Serving Upstate, South Carolina. RENOVATION GALLERY As a general contractor we transform homes through our custom process. Why take this approach to a custom renovation? Our photo gallery provides the best answer. Before & After images reveal a myriad of details captured by our team of project guides, design project managers, architects, and interior designers. Once a design package is prepared our experience as a general contractor takes over to produce a stunning home transformation. Take a look at our photo gallery and see for yourself! BASEMENT BATHROOM BEDROOM COMMERCIAL DINING ROOM ENTRY | FOYER KITCHEN LIVING ROOM MUDROOM PORCH | SUNROOM CLEAR FILTERS TOP OF PAGE LOAD MORE 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