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Concrete across Summerville and the Lowcountry

Summerville is home base — the historic district, Ashborough, Pine Forest, Summers Corner and the rest of the Town. From there we cover Nexton, Cane Bay and Carnes Crossroads in Berkeley County, Knightsville, Sangaree, Ladson and Lincolnville, Ridgeville and Givhans, Goose Creek and Moncks Corner — three counties, each with its own permit office, flood map and rules.

A tree-lined street of historic homes with deep porches under towering longleaf pines and blooming pink azaleas in Summerville, South Carolina

Summerville neighborhoods

Every part of the Town: the Historic District on the sand ridge with its Board of Architectural Review; Ashborough and Ashborough East on the Ashley River side; Pine Forest, White Gables and the Dorchester Road neighborhoods; Summers Corner and The Ponds on the west side; Knightsville's county roads; the 17-A corridor. Inside the Town, every new driveway is Town-approved, the apron is permitted by whoever owns the road, paving counts toward the 30 percent coverage cap, and additions are built to seismic D2.

Historic District
Azalea Park
Ashborough
Ashborough East
Pine Forest
White Gables
Legend Oaks
Summers Corner
The Ponds
Cresswind
Knightsville
Quail Arbor
Tall Pines
Twin Lakes
Summerwood
Bacons Bridge Road corridor
Dorchester Road corridor
Old Trolley Road corridor
Central Avenue corridor
Highway 17-A corridor
Berlin G. Myers Parkway

Towns and communities we serve

Curved broom-finished concrete front walkway leading to the porch steps of a historic white clapboard home under pines and azaleas in Summerville

Historic Summerville

The sand ridge and the Board of Architectural Review: brick-pattern walks, Town permits, protected trees.

Historic Summerville →

Close-up of a cracked and heaved concrete sidewalk panel beside wet gray clay and standing water in a South Carolina yard after heavy rain

Ashborough

The Ashley River's record crest in Debby, a week of flooding, concrete designed for water first.

Ashborough →

Crew breaking out a cracked, sunken builder-grade driveway at a 2005-era subdivision home with new gravel base staged beside it

Pine Forest & White Gables

HOA streets on the Dorchester Road side: builder-driveway replacement, SCDOT aprons, the 2024 downburst.

Pine Forest →

Crew finishing a broom-finish concrete patio with a smooth border behind a Lowcountry home with a screened porch and tall pines

Summers Corner & The Ponds

Master-planned west side: ARB packages, small-lot coverage math, young ground that's still settling.

Summers Corner →

Concrete finishers troweling a fresh pool deck around a backyard in-ground pool at a Summerville home with a privacy fence and pines

Nexton

5,000 acres, 7,500 homes, Berkeley County permits in a Summerville address.

Nexton →

Finished stamped concrete patio in a cobblestone pattern with warm gray color and a plain border behind a brick Lowcountry home with azaleas

Cane Bay

Ten thousand homes off 176, village ARBs, the 2015 flood photos, timberland fill.

Cane Bay →

Concrete crew screeding a new broom-finish driveway at a brick-and-siding home under tall pines and blooming azaleas in Summerville, South Carolina

Carnes Crossroads

The ARB that specifies the driveway: 10 feet in the right-of-way, 22 at the garage, three permit offices.

Carnes Crossroads →

New concrete driveway apron crossing a grassy roadside swale on a culvert pipe with poured end sections on a pine-lined Dorchester County street

Knightsville

County roads, culverts and the aprons Debby washed out in 2024.

Knightsville →

Technician injecting polyurethane foam through small drilled holes to lift a sunken concrete driveway at a brick home in a South Carolina subdivision

Sangaree

The 1980s subdivision: forty-year-old driveways replaced or lifted, Berkeley County permits.

Sangaree →

Reinforced concrete footing and stem wall forms with heavy rebar and anchor bolts in dark clay ground at a Summerville home addition site

Ladson

Three counties, SCDOT on 642 and 78, and the epicenter of the 2021 earthquake.

Ladson →

Freshly poured reinforced concrete pad with anchor bolts beside a standby generator pad in a pine-shaded South Carolina backyard

Lincolnville

The 1867 town between Summerville and Ladson, with its own permits and Charleston County maps.

Lincolnville →

Ridgeville & Givhans

Acreage driveways, shop slabs and the Volvo corridor; Debby closed I-26 here.

Ridgeville →

Goose Creek

The city's own permit office and corner-lot rule, Crowfield to Carnes Crossroads, Navy families.

Goose Creek →

The Summerville Concrete Co. crew in front of a ready-mix truck and their pickup on a pine-lined Summerville street

Moncks Corner

Fifty-five percent growth, the county's permit office and landfill, two tornadoes since 2020.

Moncks Corner →

Not on the list? If you're anywhere in Dorchester or Berkeley County — Harleyville, St. George, Reevesville, Pinopolis, Jedburg — or on the Charleston County side toward North Charleston and Park Circle, call. We can usually get there, and a foundation job goes wherever the engineer's plan sends us.