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Detailed custom renovation work resulting in an upgraded dental office. COPELAND DENTAL Anderson, SC Interior Renovation Offices Custom renovation of a dental practice. Previous Next Back to Projects Gallery

In addition to the kitchen renovation the scope of work included a 4 season addition that garnered a Chrysalis award. FOUR SEASONS ADDITION Keowee Key, Lake Keowee 2020 Bridge Award 2021 Chrysalis Award 2021 Pinnacle Award Bathroom Kitchen Whole Home Beyond upgrading the dated interior, our clients' vision for this beautiful, lakefront home was capturing lake views from multiple vantage points throughout the main level. This required demolishing the center of the home and reconstructing it as an open concept living space. Interior walls were removed, and additional support added above the ceiling so guests experience the view immediately upon coming through the front door. No detail was overlooked as the original set of disjointed spaces were reimagined into a synergistic flow that now features an expanded custom kitchen, new walk- in pantry, mudroom, laundry space, gracious living area, new outdoor four seasons living space, and an elegant master suite. The main living space boasts a custom dry bar and a tiered peninsula that offers additional seating and frames the view from the kitchen. A custom fireplace surround and built-in bookcases beautifully anchor the open great room, while exquisite stone tile and Fantasy Brown marble accentuate focal points throughout the home, providing it with a seamlessly unified aesthetic inviting you to relax and enjoy. Previous Next Back to Projects Gallery

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, we wanted to acknowledge the extensive damage done to homes throughout our community. Amidst the devastation, we are grateful for the compassion and tenacity of the hurricane heroes in our midst. As hurricane recovery efforts continue, numerous people in our area are eager to find answers about how to repair hurricane damage to their homes. BUILDING TRUST BLOG HURRICANE REPAIRS Rebuilding After Hurricane Helene < Back Will Cord 2024-10-04 In the wake of Hurricane Helene, we wanted to acknowledge the extensive damage done to homes throughout our community. Amidst the devastation, we are grateful for the compassion and tenacity of the hurricane heroes in our midst. As hurricane recovery efforts continue, numerous people in our area are eager to find answers about how to repair hurricane damage to their homes. Here are a few questions you might be asking and ways we can help. Where do I begin? You’ve likely communicated with your insurance company already. If not, start there. Your insurance company/adjuster can guide you through tree/branch removal and initial remediation. Is there a risk of additional damage to my home? Your safety is the priority. Please be aware many potential hazards remain ranging from chainsaw usage to compromised trees/branches falling. Damaged homes and trees present many ongoing safety concerns. Several physical injuries have already occurred to homeowners who underestimate these dangers. Rely on experienced professionals to help prevent injury and additional damage to your home. As you continue to evaluate your property, put these two items on your checklist. Has my damaged roof been securely tarped to prevent future water damage? Has a tree arborist examined the structural integrity of trees still standing? How can Daniel Builders help repair my damaged home? We realize our team is best suited for certain situations. Calling us can be clarifying, even calming. Our commitment is to Build Trust whether we help you directly or refer you to someone who can. Speak with someone on our team by calling 864.506.5546 or completing a form fill on the Daniel Builders website. Prior to contacting us, take photos of the damage. During our initial conversation, we will request photos to expedite the process. This assists our team with initial evaluation prior to a site visit. How long will it be before my house is restored to normal? At this point, there are still too many unknowns to estimate a timeline for repair. Be wary of anyone overpromising a quick repair process. Misleading promises will only compound your stress. Our commitment is to communicate on a regular basis (in many cases daily) and eliminate confusion about what happens next. How can I ensure a qualified builder repairs my home? We understand your urgency to restore your home to its pre-storm condition. Unfortunately, in this situation, there will be those who seek to exploit others for personal benefit. Verify the hurricane repair contractor you partner with is local, licensed, and insured. Check references and/or Google reviews. Reach out to your local Home Builders Association. Finally, obtain a documented scope of work and price clarity (getting as much in writing as possible) before turning your home over to a builder. 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

Unrivaled service and expert craftsmanship specializing in home renovations, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodels, home additions, home remodeling, and commercial projects. Daniel Builders is proudly serving South Carolina. REMODEL | RENOVATE | RENEW Remodeling has unique challenges you won't find in other forms of construction. Where do you start? Answer: with someone you trust . Our clients highlight our people and processes throughout their custom remodeling journey. They trust us to deliver unrivaled service and expert craftsmanship, and we don't take that lightly. We start by building trust from our first conversation, through planning, to well beyond project completion. We specialize in custom construction projects, including residential kitchen remodels, bathroom upgrades, and additions. Our commercial division handles new construction, office upfits, light industrial, and boutique remodels. We proudly serve Upstate South Carolina! BUILDING TRUST SEE OUR WORK 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 ABOUT US Daniel Builders started in 2006 with a simple, but clear vision: Build Trust. This principle still guides every aspect of our business. Daniel Jachens and Bob Cord, owners, offer a combined track record of construction excellence with 40+ years of engineering project management experience. As the business grew, they formed and implemented a leadership team who shared an unwavering commitment to company values. A STRONG FOUNDATION MEET YOUR TEAM Residential TRANSFORM YOUR HOME Our team performs a wide variety of renovations and new builds, ranging from whole homes to kitchen & bath remodels. Clients entrust projects to us expecting unrivaled service & expert craftsmanship. LEARN MORE Commercial TRANSFORM YOUR BUSINESS Specializing in retail & office upfits, renovations, new construction, & complete greenfield projects. Our combined 40 years of commercial construction management experience provides you peace of mind. LEARN MORE UNLOCKING THE ANSWERS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SEE ALL OUR AWARD WINNING RENOVATIONS & REMODELS AWARDS BUILDING TRUST BLOG JOIN THE CONVERSATION

Tracking Trends in the Guide Design Build realm. BUILDING TRUST BLOG NEW YEAR SPECULATIONS Tracking Trends in the Guide Design Build realm. < Back Will Cord 2020-12-31 Tracking Trends in the Guide Design Build realm. As 2020 disappears in the rear-view, a simple question comes to mind. What will 2021 be like? We won’t attempt to delve into the societal/political/pandemic issues, but we do have some pretty clear ideas regarding residential renovations in the new year. Much of what is coming in 2021 is related to the new “way-of-life” that developed in 2020, a year many spent indoors. Daniel Builders has no crystal ball, and we’re not interested in endless speculation. Fortunately, crystal balls aren’t necessary. In 2021 these 7 aspects of your home will take on even greater significance. Adding Closet and Cabinetry Space - Clutter can become depressing quick. Especially if you’re looking at it all day every day. The goal is having the optimal amount of storage space to keep your home clutter-free. Cabinetry can be added to otherwise “dead” space and there are literally endless ways to upgrade your closet . Enhancing the RESTroom - More commonly known as the Bathroom, which is meant to be a place to escape, relax and recharge . And with the stress of this past year, such a room is even more vital to your home renovation. Taking walls down - Opening up your home (ie. removing walls) will continue to be trend in 2021. The non-load-bearing walls in your home typically are not difficult to remove . Something to keep in mind when your renovation includes the walls of a closet. As for a load-bearing wall, consulting with a structural engineer is always good idea. Creating a Productive Sanctuary - Home gyms and home office renovation projects are more common now more than ever. So, whether you’re working remotely or working out, you are likely working at home more. This means designing spaces to maximize your focus, motivation and productivity. Adding another dwelling - Multigenerational dwellings are trending up. This isn’t just for those extra-large homes either. It could be creating a mother-in-law suite in an existing structure, doing a major addition, or building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU). Going Outside - In the coming year everything from outdoor kitchens to outdoor fireplaces will grow in popularity - an area of renovation referred to as hardscapes , and the options are truly limitless. The importance of hardscapes in 2021 is they will keep you from being “cooped up” inside. Improving the View - What do you want to look at on a daily basis? More than ever, home renovations will take into account the mood-altering impact of paint colors, flooring, décor , and lighting. Designers will be tasked with creating a home environment of positive vibes. These topics are great discussion starters when meeting with a renovation contractor. Our Design team (including architect and interior designers) are equipped to guide you through the process of enhancing your home in 2021. 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! One last thing. Happy New Year! 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

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 Will Cord 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 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

In addition to modifying the church's exterior new siding and windows, the sanctuary was transformed by the Daniel Builders commercial renovation team into a large youth room and 4 Sunday school rooms. COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCH Culture & Community Exterior Upgrade Interior Renovation Daniel Builders transformed a church sanctuary into a large youth room and 4 Sunday school rooms. The building's exterior was also modified with new siding and windows. Previous Next Back to Projects Gallery

See your custom renovation in 3D before its reality. BUILDING TRUST BLOG BE CLEAR See your custom renovation in 3D before its reality. < Back Will Cord 2020-11-12 Our Design team can utilize 3D renderings like these on large, multi-room renovations. They are unbelievably realistic, and sometimes difficult to distinguish from an actual photograph. In addition to this WOW factor, 3-D renderings have 7 practical benefits for both client and contractor. Clarifies Vision - Why waste a thousand words (or more) when a picture is available? A rendering can accelerate clarification for all involved in the renovation process and provides far more clarity than 2D renderings. Identifies Problems - Is the renovation feasible to build? A 3D rendering helps identify structural integrity issues and enhances spacial awareness. Reduces Delay - What is the #1 way to ensure a successful renovation? Answer: Establish shared expectations between contractor and client. Unshared expectations cause inefficiencies, frustrations, and can easily turn into a renovation train wreck. A 3D rendering showcases an outcome everyone can understand. Reveals Options - Is there a mental block regarding Design ideas? A clear project rendering triggers ideas and inspiration. Optimizes Distribution - Would hearing the opinion of others be helpful? 3D rendering software is easy to upload and share via Dropbox. Being able to efficiently share a rendering allows for rapid feedback from friends and family. Strengthens Accountability - Does the renovation match the 3D rendering? If not, why not? A 3D rendering creates a visual agreement between contractor and client. It’s the standard by which a finished renovation can be evaluated. Any discrepancy can be traced to a responsible party. Prevents Letdown - Are you happy with the finished product? No one wants to regret a big purchase. And a contractor especially doesn’t want (or shouldn’t want) anyone to experience buyer’s remorse. Afterall happy clients are the link to future business. Seeing the finished renovation before moving forward minimizes letdown. Blindly buying a custom renovation isn’t necessary. See it first with a 3D rendering and move into the build process with confidence. 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

Generate design ideas and communicate them with photos. BUILDING TRUST BLOG PICTURE THIS Generate design ideas and communicate them with photos. < Back Will Cord 2020-01-22 How photos generate great design ideas and have other benefits in the renovation process. Remodelers love showing off their work. We definitely do, and photos are a great way. Our growing portfolio of photography is an important part of our business, giving visual evidence of our capability. Here’s a little secret though. We can renovate to the level of any photo you find. Yes, all Houzz and Pinterest renovations are doable. In fact, if you are considering a renovation, I’d encourage you to start with photos. Here are 7 reasons why, Photos are great for inspiration - Sometimes you don’t know what you want until you see it. Photos inspire so many great ideas, helping you narrow down the look and scope of your renovation. Photos are great for communication - You may understand what you want, but does your contractor? Using a picture could save you a thousand words. Never start a renovation until you’re certain your contractor shares your expectations. Photos are great for visualization - An architect or designer can use photos to create a plan unique to your living space, helping you and your contractor clearly visualize the outcome. A design literally puts you, the designer and contractor all “on the same page”. Photos are great for selections - Choosing paint colors, fixtures and flooring is easier when you see them in a photo of a completed renovation. Otherwise, you will start with an endless list of samples, which is tedious and trying. (*Note: Seeing samples are a good idea once you’ve narrowed down the options. A good interior designer will arrange this.) Photos are great for valuation - Pricing a project becomes a little more straightforward when you see what you’re purchasing. A picture helps a contractor identify all the necessary selections and specs, and thus price your renovation accordingly. Your goal should be to arrive at a fixed cost before you start demo. Photos are great for evaluation - Not to be confused with #5 , valuation . Having photos at the onset helps you evaluate at the end. They help you answer: Were my expectations met? Photos are great for emotion - Emotion obviously plays a big role in major purchases. You definitely want to be happy with the renovation you purchase. A photo gives you a small taste of what you will “feel” when your renovation is complete. 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

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 Will Cord 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 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

This past Monday was #RandomActsOfKindnessDay, and it got us thinking about Haven of Rest, a local organization that exhibits radical kindness to the community. On Ready, Set, Renovate, we usually talk about home transformations, but today we're talking about a different kind of transformation: transformation of the heart. BUILDING TRUST BLOG KINDNESS MATTERS Introducing Haven of Rest, a local recovery ministry. < Back Will Cord 2025-02-21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3ZyASU8BgQ This past Monday was #RandomActsOfKindnessDay , which got us thinking about Haven of Rest, a local organization that exhibits radical kindness to the community. On Ready, Set, Renovate, we usually talk about home transformations, but today we're talking about a different kind of transformation: transformation of the heart. Haven of Rest is a ministry in Anderson, SC that exists to see those bound by life-dominating problems (like addiction) rescued, restored, and released through the love of the Lord Jesus. The Haven strives to welcome and support their clients like family, and this path of compassionate care and kindness has resulted in many changed hearts and lives. We sat down with a Haven of Rest client and the executive director, Eddie Capps, to learn about the ministry's mission, programs, and impact. If you or a loved one needs support from Haven of Rest, you can request more information here . Recovery is possible! If this video inspired you to perform your own random act of kindness, learn more about ways to give to Haven of Rest 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

This Lake Hartwell South Carolina home with open concept was recognized by winning a Bridge Award for a four pane ceiling with tongue and groove paralleling a four gable roof. 2022 2022 BRIDGE AWARD WINNER (400K) TRADITIONAL OPEN CONCEPT Daniel Builders was named 2022 Bridge Awards Winner for “Highest Degree of Difficulty and Best Innovation of Space in a Partial Home Remodel $400K” for the “Gambrell Road” 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. "THIS WAS AN ESPECIALLY COMPLEX CEILING AS SEEN IN THE PHOTOGRAPHY, BUT OUR CRAFTSMEN WERE UP FOR THE CHALLENGE AND DID EXQUISITE WORK." - BOB CORD, DANIEL BUILDERS This lakefront home features 4 gable roof lines that all meet at a central peak in the center of the living area. Our goal was to create parallel lines with 3’’ tongue and grove across each ceiling plane, while also accounting for variance of existing structure. Shadow lines in the trim were utilized to create intentional reveals throughout the ceiling, and the ceiling was scribed to the existing fireplace. Miter folds cap the corners of the ceiling to create an intriguing visual at the peak of the ceiling. Previous Next Back to Awards Gallery