(843) 800-0100Charleston & the Lowcountry
Pascoal
Johns Island

Carpentry & Construction on Johns Island, SC

A rural island that has become one of the busiest places to build in Charleston County.

Johns Island is still mostly farmland, woods and tidal creek, but the Maybank Highway and River Road corridors have filled in with new subdivisions, and custom homes keep going up on larger lots further out toward Kiawah and Seabrook. A lot of the building activity here is new construction, which means framing, trim packages and decks on a builder's schedule as much as repair on older houses.

The older houses are a different job. Wood-framed homes under heavy live oak canopy, on lots that run down to creeks and marsh, stay shaded and damp. Siding, decks and roofs dry out slower than they would in the open, and rot and termite damage are common once things get opened up.

Johns Island estimates

We're out this way regularly. Tell us what you need and we'll come look.

No obligation. We'll only use your details to get back to you about this project.

Local context

What matters in Johns Island

Building on the builder's calendar

New construction on the island runs on the builder's schedule. We frame, set windows and exterior doors, and run the interior trim package, and we coordinate with the other trades so the house isn't waiting on carpentry.

Decks and porches for the lot

People buy land here for the creek, the marsh or the trees, and the deck or screened porch is how they use it. Footings get sized for soft, wet ground, and fasteners and hardware get specified for constant moisture.

Two jurisdictions, and the trees

Parts of Johns Island are in the City of Charleston and the rest is unincorporated Charleston County, each with its own permitting and zoning. Both protect large live oaks, and a grand tree can decide where an addition or a deck is allowed to go.

Call (843) 800-0100Free estimate