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Clients throughout the Cliffs Communities in Upstate South Carolina are utilizing our custom process for their home remodel or home renovation. THE CLIFFS COMMUNITIES RENOVATIONS Daniel Builders is renovating homes throughout the Upstate of SC. We know and love working in the South Carolina Cliffs Communities! Homes throughout the Cliffs are being transformed by our Guide-Design-Build team. We invite you to see for yourself. This Cliffs home underwent a custom renovation by Daniel Builders. CONTEMPORARY INTERIOR Previous Next Back to Communities Gallery

What does it take to remodel for a crowd? Hear the transformation story of a Lake Hartwell home on this month's episode of Ready, Set, Renovate. You'll meet Ashley Street, the client, Cindy Jacques, Interior Designer at Buttercup Designs, and Paul Nichols, CEO & Founder of Upstate Granite Solutions. We discuss the features, fixtures, and countertops that created a floor plan perfect for entertaining. It’s truly a home for the holidays, a tour you won’t want to miss! BUILDING TRUST BLOG HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Ashley Street, Cindy Jacques, and Paul Nichols discuss this Lake Hartwell remodel! < Back Will Cord 2025-11-28 What does it take to remodel for a crowd? Hear the transformation story of a Lake Hartwell home on this month's episode of Ready, Set, Renovate. You'll meet Ashley Street, the client, Cindy Jacques, Interior Designer at Buttercup Designs and Paul Nichols, CEO & Founder of Upstate Granite Solutions. We discuss the features, fixtures, and countertops that created a floor plan perfect for entertaining. It’s truly a home for the holidays, a tour you won’t want to miss! So, let's get to it! 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 the interior design services at Buttercup Designs, contact Cindy at cindy@buttercup-designs.com . If you want to find out more about countertops from Upstate Granite Solutions, visit https://upstategranitesolutions.com/ . 0:00 Introduction 1:14 Introducing Paul Nichols 1:40 Upstate Granite Solutions: Role & Project Overview 3:07 About Upstate Granite Solutions 4:36 Types of Stone & Countertop Maintenance 5:56 How to Contact Upstate Granite Solutions 6:52 Introducing Ashley Street 7:04 Client Interview: Remodeling Goals 7:27 Client Interview: Choosing a Builder 8:10 Client Interview: Concerns Regarding a First-Time Remodel 8:40 Client Interview: The Daniel Builders Experience 9:23 Client Interview: Project Timeline 9:39 Client Interview: Surviving a Whole-Home Remodel 10:20 Client Interview: Relationships with the Team 10:39 Introducing Cindy Jacques 11:09 Buttercup Designs: Role & Project Overview 12:08 Kitchen Tour 15:14 Stairwell Tour 15:57 Laundry Area Tour 16:35 Guest Bath Tour 17:08 Master Closet Tour 17:40 Master Bath Tour 19:03 Downstairs Tour 20:03 Exterior Tour 20:25 Closing Remarks 21:02 How to Contact Buttercup Designs 21:07 How to Contact Daniel Builders Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Our guest on this episode is Nate Collins, Lead Electrician at Trusted Tradesmen & Co. On this episode, Nate shares distinctions between electrical systems in condos and single-family homes. Nate's expertise, eloquence, and energy certainly "spark" some interesting conversation! BUILDING TRUST BLOG CONDO ELECTRIC SYSTEMS How do you know you’ve found a trustworthy trade contractor? < Back Will Cord 2024-06-20 How do you know you’ve found a trustworthy trade contractor? Of course, competence is key. A positive attitude, genuine passion for the work, and a drive for excellence are additional qualities that build trust. Do you know anybody who fits that description? We do! Our guest on this episode of Ready, Set, Renovate! is Nate Collins. He’s the Lead Electrician at Trusted Tradesmen & Co. On this episode, Nate shares distinctions between electrical systems in condos and single-family homes. If you own a condo or are considering the purchase of a condo, stay "current" with the latest episode in our Condo Living series! Nate's expertise, eloquence, and energy certainly "spark" some interesting conversation! So, let's get to it! How might your home or condo benefit from a Guide-Design-Build remodel? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! 0:00 Introduction 0:45 Nate's Background & Experience 1:41 Condos: Residential or Commercial? 2:48 Condo Electrical Systems 4:09 Are Condos Energy Efficient? 5:36 Condo Maintenance: When to Call an Electrician 6:37 Condos vs. Single-family Homes 9:10 Condo Trends: Smart Home Innovations 11:08 Conclusion 11:21 How to Contact Daniel Builders 11:31 Invitation to Future Podcast Guests Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

This whole-home remodel in Simpsonville was awarded four Bridge Awards (Best Overall, Best Kitchen, Best Bath, and Best Exterior) by the Greenville Home Builders Association in the 1.5 - 2 million dollar category. 2024 2024 BRIDGE AWARD WINNER (1.5M - 2M) CAROLINA CASUAL HOME Daniel Builders was named 2024 Bridge Awards Winner for “Best Overall, Best Bathroom, Best Kitchen, and Best Exterior in a Full Home Remodel $1.5M-$2M” for this Simpsonville home. 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 AWARD WAS MADE POSSIBLE THANKS TO THE DEDICATION OF BOTH OUR TEAM AND OUR TRADE PARTNERS. IT'S A COLLABORATIVE WIN FOR EVERYONE." - ANDREW HORNE, DANIEL BUILDERS The transformation of this Simpsonville home involved a departure from the home’s traditional aesthetic. The existing archways were squared off, and the compartmentalized floor plan was opened to create better flow for entertaining. The project scope impacted every room, including the foyer, kitchen, great room, living room, 5.5 baths, 5 bedrooms, and music room. The show-stopping kitchen includes a 12-foot island, custom metal hood vent, coffee bar, and handcrafted herringbone pantry door. A beautiful bar area was constructed beside the kitchen. The formal living room became an exquisite dining room featuring craftsman-built wainscoting. The existing dining room was converted to a music room with floor-to-ceiling mirrors. In addition to the work on both floors of the home’s interior, the project included a new screened porch, a detached garage conversion, an outdoor pavilion, and a completely redesigned landscape, adding 738 square feet of living space and 1248 square feet of outdoor space to the home’s existing footprint. Notable features of the exterior spaces include the outdoor kitchen & outdoor dining area. The screened porch features a retractable vinyl enclosure, two in-ceiling heaters, Ipe wood decking, and multi-slide pocketing doors. The detached garage was transformed into a pool house, including a kitchenette and full bath. Each design selection was meticulously curated by Carol D’Cruz, right down to the organic, handmade tiles of the kitchen backsplash, which inspired the rest of the home’s design, which the designer calls “Carolina Casual.” (Note: AV, pool, & landscaping completed by others: Fusion Audio + Video, Aquarius Pools of the Upstate, & Arbor Land Design.) Previous Next Back to Awards Gallery

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

Hear the story of getting a 100+ year old building back to its original glory. BUILDING TRUST BLOG HISTORIC CURB APPEAL Hear the story of getting a 100+ year old building back to its original glory. < Back Will Cord 2022-10-09 Daniel Builders performs an historic renovation in downtown Anderson South Carolina and brings back some of the original glory of an 100+ year old building. At 106 East Benson St in downtown Anderson SC, you'll find a building from the 1800s. You probably wouldn't guess it though. The place looks like it hasn't aged a day. Daniel Builders helped reverse the effects of time by performing a historic renovation. The success of this project was recognized by the state of South Carolina Historic Preservation Society. Joining us on Ready, Set, Renovate! is Allie Walker, owner of Katherine Marie Weddings and Bridal Boutique . She was the creative direction behind this renovation and discusses how a building full of historical charm was transformed into a beautiful bridal shop. Join us as we get into the proverbial time machine and explore the history behind this renovation! Has your home or place of business aged significantly? 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

Don’t you just love a humble expert? If so, you got to meet Kevin Schreiber! From beautiful bathrooms to backsplashes Kevin routinely produces exquisite tile work for Daniel Builders. BUILDING TRUST BLOG TILE MASTER Discussing the art, science and cost of tile. < Back Will Cord 2023-09-09 Don’t you just love a humble expert? If so, you got to meet Kevin Schreiber! From beautiful bathrooms to backsplashes Kevin routinely produces exquisite tile work for Daniel Builders. In this episode of Ready, Set, Renovate Kevin discusses the art, science and cost of tile (which can get pretty pricey). This is an opportunity to hear from a humble expert and see some of his work which speaks for itself. Are you considering a major home remodel that includes tile work? 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

Bring down load bearing and non load bearing walls. BUILDING TRUST BLOG WALLS COME DOWN Bring down load bearing and non load bearing walls. < Back Will Cord 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 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

Renovations to accommodate warm weather. BUILDING TRUST BLOG WARMING UP Renovations to accommodate warm weather. < Back Will Cord 2018-03-29 Believe it or not, nice weather is coming, and when it does, how do you plan to enjoy it? Here are 5 renovations for soaking up more of the great outdoors. Patio Doorways & Windows - Open your home to a better view, more natural light, and pleasant outside temps by installing large patio folding doors. And when no thermostat is required, welcome those glorious temps inside with folding windows. Porches and Decks - They make going outside easy. And in case you’re wondering, porches are covered, and decks are uncovered. A porch or deck renovation will add more space, aesthetic appeal, and value to a home. Gazebos or Pergolas - Relatively easy and inexpensive to build, these structures also add value to your home. They provide a designated space for outdoor relaxing. Pergolas offer more light with open rafters while gazebos have a covered roof for more shade. Hardscapes - Two words: Low Maintenance. Unlike grass, these hard surfaces won’t grow weeds or require water. Instead, this renovation enhances the visual appeal of your landscape, while providing more space for outdoor entertaining. Outdoor Kitchens - No traveling to a restaurant required. Fine dining is waiting just beyond your back door. And strong food odors? These unwelcome guests stay outside. 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

Daniel Builders is recognized by the Home Builders Association of South Carolina for a Full Home Remodel on Keowee Key. 2021 2021 PINNACLE AWARD WINNER (500K+) FOUR SEASONS ADDITION Daniel Builders was named 2021 HBASC Pinnacle Award Winner for “Remodeling Project $500,000 and Above" for the “Beacon Drive” house. One of the most prestigious awards honoring South Carolina home building professionals. The Pinnacle Awards recognize the craftsmanship of the best home builders and remodelers in the Palmetto State. "THIS DESIGN-BUILD RENOVATION PRESENTED SOME UNIQUE CHALLENGES, BUT OUR TEAM ROSE TO THE OCCASION. WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THE OPPORTUNITY AND PLEASED WITH THE OUTCOME." - BOB CORD, DANIEL BUILDERS 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 Awards Gallery "WE CONTINUE TO BE THRILLED WITH OUR NEW HOME AND EVERYTHING EVERYONE AT DANIEL BUILDERS DID TO TURN OUR CONCEPTS AND VISION INTO THE REAL THING! WE APPRECIATE DAVID'S EFFORTS TO CLOSE OUT THE FINAL FEW THINGS (NEW CONCRETE IN DRIVEWAY IS LOOKING GREAT) AND TO FOLLOW UP ON ONE OR TWO THINGS THAT HAVE COME UP. LOOKING BACK ON THE EXPERIENCE, WE KNOW WE MADE THE RIGHT DECISION TO GO WITH DANIEL BUILDERS FOR THIS FIRST PHASE. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SPENDING MANY HAPPY YEARS HERE WITH GREAT MEMORIES OF WHERE WE STARTED AND WHERE WE ARE TODAY, WITH DANIEL BUILDERS AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THAT." - BEACON DRIVE CLIENT