Remodeling Contractors in Greenville

After years working for other residential contractors, watching budgets run over and deadlines slide, Mark Ferguson started this design-build firm in 2010 around one fix: plan the job first, then sign a fixed-price contract before construction begins. In-house planners, designers, and drafters take each project from site analysis and renderings to a written scope, and a dedicated site manager runs the build. The work spans kitchens, baths, additions, basements, whole home remodels, and custom homes, with past projects that include a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired carport in Greenville and a garage gym conversion in Simpsonville. More than 800 clients later, the firm is still locally owned, working across Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, and Pickens counties out to Lake Keowee. Neighbors recommending it on Nextdoor credit the team with keeping projects moving, and one recalled the quoted price holding even as material costs climbed.

Greenville native Jimmy Francis has built luxury custom homes around the Upstate under his own name since 2002, and the design work stays in-house. Plan designers and an interior designer work alongside the build team, taking a house from early sketches through finish selections, with weekly meetings and virtual reality renderings along the way. Clients can build on their own lot or on one the company holds. It builds in Hartness, where it joined the builder's guild in 2018, as well as Montebello, Lake Keowee, The Cliffs, and Simpsonville neighborhoods like Maxwell Farms and Godfrey Ridge. The company has won a Best of Houzz service award four times, most recently in 2024, and clients tend to single out thoroughly vetted subcontractors, open communication, and a team that spends a client's money as carefully as its own.

Above Code brings painting, electrical, and full remodeling under one roof, which means a renovation can run from the rough work to the final coat without being handed off between separate trades. For a homeowner, that is one contractor accountable for the whole job rather than several to line up and coordinate.

Precision Carpentry & Plumbing takes on remodels where the real work hides behind the drywall. In older houses around here, that often means load-bearing walls coming out, sinking floors jacked up, and water-damaged framing rebuilt before a new kitchen or bath goes in. The name is the pitch: carpentry and licensed plumbing from one company, so a bath remodel isn't stuck waiting on an outside plumber. Room additions, custom cabinetry, screened porches, and decks round out the work. Owned by Charlie Dieterich and dating to 1982, it's a local operation, not a franchise, taking jobs across Greenville, Greer, Taylors, Mauldin, and Simpsonville. Several reviewers say Charlie and his crew caught problems beyond the job at hand: a settling foundation spotted while quoting a sticking pocket door, and a roofline issue behind years of rain trouble, traced during a windowsill repair.

Majestic Builders handles both general contracting and remodeling for property owners in and around Greenville, working from an office on North Pleasantburg Drive on the city's north side. The pairing covers work from a ground-up build to reworking an existing space, all through a single contractor.

BuildMasters handles both the design and the build, and its showroom is where homeowners make their selections before construction starts. Cabinetry, tile, interior and exterior doors, lighting, plumbing fixtures, and granite and quartz countertops are all in one place, so choosing finishes doesn't turn into a string of store visits. The work spans kitchens and baths, whole-home renovations, master suite additions, finished basements, and custom homes. Locally owned and building around the Upstate for more than a decade, the company gives clients an online portal for following their project while it's underway. Its service area runs from Travelers Rest and Greer through Mauldin, Simpsonville, and Fountain Inn, and out to Easley, Clemson, Anderson, and Spartanburg. Recent reviews point to a design process where the team listened closely and construction that ran smoothly, with steady communication, from start to finish.

This is custom remodeling built around a homeowner's own plans rather than a fixed set of packages, general contracting that runs from single-room interior updates through larger whole-home renovations for property owners across the Upstate. The practical appeal for anyone weighing a project is having one contractor carry it from the early design decisions through to the finished space.

Public permit records show where Riggs Custom Builders spends most of its time: adding onto existing homes. That means new primary suites, second-floor additions, and kitchens reworked around a different layout, with ground-up custom homes in the mix as well. Owner Jacob Riggs got his start with a local grading company, learned custom building under a Greenville builder, and earned a construction management degree before going out on his own. Partner Aaron Sallé, on board since 2014, keeps the schedule and the books. They also take work in Taylors, Greer, Simpsonville, and Travelers Rest. Reviewers keep praising the communication, from Jacob and the foreman alike, and projects that finished on time and on budget. More than a few say Riggs will get the call for their next project.

Tile is right there in the name, and it anchors a lot of the work: walk-in showers built where an old tub used to be, tile floors, and backsplashes. From there the family-owned crew branches into luxury vinyl plank and hardwood, vanities, paint, decks and fences, basement finishes, and complete kitchen and bath remodels. They take jobs from Travelers Rest down to Fountain Inn and east to Spartanburg. Reviews tend to name two people. Diana gets credit for keeping the process easy and for creative problem-solving, like the solution she worked out for one homeowner's damaged floor. Daniel is the name tied to the hands-on work, and customers describe a crew that preps carefully and works straight through, once for four days running when a tub tear-out turned up more damage than expected.

A Greenville general contractor working both ends of residential construction: building custom homes from the ground up and remodeling or renovating houses that already stand. The custom side means a home is built to the client's own plans rather than picked from a fixed set of model floor plans, which is the line between a custom builder and a production builder.

General contracting here covers both sides of residential building: new homes taken from the ground up, and remodels or renovations of houses already lived in. Handling new construction and remodeling together means one team can carry a Greenville-area project from the planning stage through the subcontractor coordination and scheduling that a build or a major renovation depends on.

Four Seasons Building & Remodeling works across the full span of a home project, from ground-up building and general contracting to renovations and roofing. For Greenville-area homeowners, that breadth means one contractor can carry a job that might otherwise be split among a separate builder, remodeler, and roofer.

A general contractor handling home remodeling and renovation projects for homeowners across the Greenville area. Bringing in a general contractor means one company manages the full job, from planning and permits through the specialty trades a remodel runs through, rather than lining up and coordinating each piece yourself.

A general contractor covering both new home construction and remodeling for homeowners around Greenville, from ground-up builds to renovations on houses already lived in. That range fits owners planning a brand-new home as well as those reworking the one they already own.