Any Construction People Here? (Charleston, North Charleston: homes, new construction, contractors)

[dsv1496]

I'm looking to relocate (back) to the Charleston area this fall and look forward to submitting resumes, only I don't know where I can find specific contractors.

Does anyone know of any commercial drywall/metal framing/acoustical ceiling contractors in the area? Or a website I can use to find some?

On another note, how is the commercial building going? Any shortage of new construction in lieu of our recent economy downturns?

[DJShymansky]

Here's a handful. You might also try bigger companies like Beach, HITT, etc., or websites like Charleston, SC Breaking News, Weather, Business, Sports, Cars, Homes, Jobs and Shopping. | Charleston.Net, and SCIway.net - South Carolina Information Highway - SC.


Carolina Coustic-Glo
(843) 553-1599
Charleston, SC 29401


Ceiling Contractors
Bonitz Contracting Company
(843) 556-2840
230 Albemarle Rd, Charleston, SC 29407
Bonitz

Tidewater Interiors
(843) 745-9339
4365 Dorchester Rd, North Charleston, SC 29405


Charlestowne Interior Construction LLC
(843) 559-9778
3289 Maybank Hwy, Johns Island, SC 29455


Wolfe Constr.
(843) 552-4577
7385 Spartan Blvd W, N Charleston, SC 29418

Interior Systems
(843) 552-1026
4681 Franchise St Suite A, N Charleston, SC 29418

Action Acoustics
(843) 821-1153
104 Chatsworth Pl, Summerville, SC 29485

[ludiemcgee]

They are based out of Chicago but now have an office in Charleston Leopardo Construction

[emilybh]

Originally Posted by dsv1496

I'm looking to relocate (back) to the Charleston area this fall and look forward to submitting resumes, only I don't know where I can find specific contractors.

Does anyone know of any commercial drywall/metal framing/acoustical ceiling contractors in the area? Or a website I can use to find some?

On another note, how is the commercial building going? Any shortage of new construction in lieu of our recent economy downturns?

Did you try Yellow Pages : Superpages Yellow Pages, Maps, Driving Directions, Weather...? They are an on-line yellow pages and should reveal all of the contractors with a business phone.

[vamtncat]

Good luck with your relocation. My husband and I are "in the process" of moving to Charleston as well. He is a mason and looking to do high-end detail work and restoration. I've found Craigslist is a great spot for job listings and charlestonjobmarket.com is a good place as well. From what I've found, commercial work is still strong but residential has slowed. Keep in mind you may be taking a slight pay cut coming from Chicago. I still think the move would be worth it. If for nothing else than you won't freeze while working in the winter.

[dsv1496]

Thanks DJShymansky for the suggestions, I have submitted a few resumes to those mentioned. Are there any other companies anyone can think of similiar to Bonitz and Tidewater (do both drywall and acoustical) in the area?

[DJShymansky]

You're absolutely welcome. I wish you the best in finding a new job and moving to the lowcountry!