Where we work
From Seneca across Oconee County, east to Clemson and south to Pendleton and Anderson, with the lake shores in between.
Towns and ZIP codes
Based in Seneca. Most jobs are within half an hour of town.
Oconee County
- SenecaHome base29678
- WalhallaAbout 8 miles northwest29691
- WestminsterAbout 7 miles west29693
- Lake KeoweeLake lots on both shores29672
- SalemAbout 14 miles north29676
- Fair PlayLake Hartwell side29643
Pickens County
- ClemsonAbout 9 miles east29631
- CentralAbout 11 miles east29630
- Six MileAbove Lake Keowee29682
- EasleyAbout 24 miles east29640
Anderson County
Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pmSaturday, 9am to 1pm
Lake Keowee from Keowee-Toxaway State Park
Town by town
- ClemsonMost Clemson households rent, so a damp crawl space here is often a landlord's problem long before anyone sees it. We work across Clemson and Central from our base in Seneca.
- WalhallaWalhalla's houses are older than most in Oconee County, and many sit on vented crawl spaces that pull in humid summer air. We come up from Seneca, about 8 miles to the southeast.
- WestminsterWestminster has the oldest housing of any town around Seneca, and many of its homes stand on block or brick foundations with open vents. We work here from Seneca, about 7 miles east.
- Lake KeoweeMany Lake Keowee homes are built into a slope, with one side of the crawl space dug into the hill. Water moving downhill through the clay reaches that wall first, so drainage comes before the liner.
- PendletonPendleton sits between Clemson and Anderson, and its housing mixes historic homes with newer ones. Buying or selling one puts the crawl space on the CL-100 report, so it helps to know what's down there first.
- AndersonAnderson is the farthest town on our list, a longer drive from Seneca than any of the others. Its older houses and historic districts are the reason we make it.
The towns, then and now
Price your crawl space
Set the size and what you see down there. The slip adds up a ballpark in a minute.
