KDC Construction LLC

Kenneth (Kenny) Davis has learned from the very best local contractors. And continue to assist other contractors when they need professional timely help. Kenny prides himself in promoting good communication with ALL of his clients. Though the Charleston home market has seen changes in this local area, Kenny has continued to thrive because his customers and reputation is always in great demand. 

KDC Construction is a full service licensed General Contractor building quality custom homes in the Charleston, Dorchester, Berkeley and Walterboro areas. Our "Quality Speaks For Itself". We can build on your land or provide the perfect site in the low country for your project. And our quality customers have said so over and over again. KDC Construction consider "loyalty" to our customers building interest as our premier. We will be with you before, during and after the job is done.

Whether you?re considering adding more square footage to your house by building an extension or just reconfiguring existing space to accommodate a new bathroom, home additions can be an effective way to gain a more functional home as well as improve resale value. In today?s market, few financial opportunities provide the potential return on investment afforded by cost-effective, well-planned home improvements.

We work closely with our customers to give them the custom features they want in their rooms, providing them with deluxe comfort rooms inside and out, giving you the perfect upgrades to your existing rooms. We focuse on building long lasting relationships with our customers by delivering a well-designed, custom remodeling project on-time and within the customer?s budget, turning their dreams into reality. 

Making major home improvements can be a daunting commitment, and unless you are highly skilled in electrical wiring, plumbing, and construction, you should turn to professionals to get the job done right. But finding the appropriate professionals to help you complete the job can be a major job in itself.

If you are considering a major home improvement project, you need to determine what exactly you want done. If your job requires a specific kind of work, like installing a hot tub or building a deck, you'll probably need a contractor who specializes in the area, like a plumber or carpenter. But if you're planning a more extensive project, such as remodeling your kitchen or building a second-story addition, hiring a general contractor is probably a better choice.

What Do General Contractors Do?

General contractors are responsible for managing all aspects of your project, including hiring and supervising subcontractors, getting building permits, ordering supplies, and scheduling inspections. General contractors oversee all the subcontractors, such as plumbers, carpenters, and painters, to ensure that the job is done efficiently and to your satisfaction.

General contractors also work with architects and designers to make sure a project is completed to your specifications. They will act as your main contact throughout the project, and should be able to both explain any step of the work you need to know about as well as communicate your specific ideas for the project to the appropriate service provider.

Benefits of Hiring a General Contractor

Hiring a general contractor will also save you money in the long run. Professionals may have access to products bought in bulk that individual homeowners might have to purchase at a higher price. This will get you a better deal on materials, and will give your job the customized look you desire.

In addition, if the job is done right the first time, less time and money will be devoted to fixing problems that arise in the future. Good general contractors will have contacts with professionals who can do specialized work properly and knowledge of subcontractors that do the best work in your area. Of course, you could try hiring the necessary plumbers, carpenters, or painters yourself, but managing a project of this proportion is a full-time job, and the fact is, most homeowners don't have the time or the experience to do it all by themselves.

When to Hire a General Contractor

Licensed general contractors have extensive training and experience in managing involved, large, or complicated projects, but they are not necessary for every home improvement job that comes along. If you're simply adding a deck, you should hire a deck builder. If you want to upgrade the electrical wiring in your home, hire an electrical contractor. General contractors are an invaluable part of larger projects like adding new living areas to your home, extensive remodels (like kitchen overhauls), or constructing a brand new house, but for small jobs, hiring a general contractor is probably not necessary.