Chris
Ben and his team did a great job for us across multiple projects. High quality, timely, and responsive to changes. Conner III is our go to for all projects big and small.
Mount Pleasant-based Conner III Homebuilders specializes in custom home construction and serves Charleston and the surrounding Lowcountry. It also handles renovations and outdoor living projects; the company says its team performs many key construction trades in-house.
Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Daniel Island, Johns Island, Isle of Palms, Sullivan's Island, West Ashley and James Island, along with other nearby Lowcountry communities.
Featured on ProsGrade. Conner III Homebuilders is one of 8 home builders ProsGrade lists in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.
10 services listed, including Custom home building, Renovations and remodels and Outdoor living spaces. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 5.0 from 23 reviews.
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Customers praise clear communication and craftsmanship during projects. One customer valued John's guidance through a first project of its kind, while another praised the craftsmanship of a one-story garage that now has a second-story apartment.
Ben and his team did a great job for us across multiple projects. High quality, timely, and responsive to changes. Conner III is our go to for all projects big and small.
Working with John and this company was so easy. John ensured we were Kept up to date during the entire project. This one story garage is now has a beautiful second story apartment! The craftsmanship is beautiful.
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Most projects take several months from planning through completion; project size, permitting, weather, material availability and design selections can affect the schedule.
Yes. It can evaluate the lot, discuss site preparation and help determine a home design that fits the property.
It depends on the scope: homeowners may remain in the home during smaller renovations, while larger projects may require temporary adjustments.