Handyman in Upper Lancaster County, SC

Upper Lancaster County's housing stock is split between older rural homes and newer subdivisions that have gone up along US-521 since the early 2000s. Older properties often have plumbing fixtures and electrical components that have not been touched in decades. Newer homes in Indian Land-area subdivisions are past their builder warranty period and starting to show the first signs of wear on doors, fixtures, and fans. Both property types need different approaches, and we handle both.

Larger lot sizes in this part of Lancaster County mean longer dryer vent runs, more exposed exterior shutters, and mailbox posts that sit in soil with significant clay content. Clay soil in the Carolina Piedmont swells when wet and shrinks when dry, which works mailbox posts loose over time. We set replacement posts with proper depth and backfill to account for that soil movement.

Keith and Angela Felts built this business on the idea that a small, family-owned operation can give homeowners more consistent attention than a large crew-based company. In upper Lancaster County, where properties are spread out and scheduling matters, that means you deal with the same people from the first call to the finished job.