New Businesses

This is custom remodeling built around a homeowner's own plans rather than a fixed set of packages, general contracting that runs from single-room interior updates through larger whole-home renovations for property owners across the Upstate. The practical appeal for anyone weighing a project is having one contractor carry it from the early design decisions through to the finished space.

Walters Exterior is a family business, started by brothers Austin and Jordan Walters, that serves homeowners across the Upstate of South Carolina rather than a single town. The crew works on the outside of a house: pressure washing for siding, driveways, walkways, and other concrete, along with gutter cleaning. Heading into the holidays, they also install and later take down Christmas lighting, which brings many of the same customers back each season. Most of the work is residential and runs across the Greenville and Anderson County side of the Upstate. For current pricing, open dates, and the full range of services they offer, it is best to contact the company directly.

If a Palmetto House Washers crew is already on your street, it pays to ask. Under their Good Neighbor Discount, neighbors who book for the same day both save. Roofs and siding get a soft wash, low pressure and a cleaning solution instead of brute force, which is what lifts those black algae streaks off Upstate shingles. They also take on driveways, patios, decks, fences, gutters, and exterior windows, plus sidewalks and dumpster pads for businesses. Locally owned and at it for well over a decade, the company covers Simpsonville, Five Forks, Mauldin, Fountain Inn, Greenville, Greer, Taylors, Travelers Rest, Easley, Powdersville, Piedmont, and Spartanburg. What reviewers single out is consistent: quick quotes, fast scheduling, good communication even when weather pushes a date, and techs who explain the work and take care of any spot you point out.

A Magic Touch treats a grimy exterior as a mold and mildew problem first and a cosmetic one second. For siding and roofs, John Mathewson and his family-run team soft wash, pairing low pressure with biodegradable cleaners to kill the growth our humid summers leave behind. Sidewalks and driveways, oil stains and tire marks included, get the high-pressure treatment. The work also covers deck and fence restoration, gutter cleaning, acid washing to lift white efflorescence off brick, and construction cleanup on new builds. The crew takes on homes and businesses from Easley, Pickens, and Liberty across to Powdersville, Piedmont, Anderson, and Greenville. Reviewers often name John personally, and most of the praise is about the visible difference on houses, roofs, and driveways. Some of the most emphatic reviews come from homeowners who had used other companies first.

Most of us in the Upstate have watched red clay work its way into a concrete driveway, and Clean Verde goes after it with a rotary surface cleaner paired with an iron oxide neutralizer. Roofs and siding get a low-pressure soft wash with biodegradable cleaners after the plant beds are soaked down, and roof cleanings carry a three-year warranty against moss and algae. Family-owned and at it since 2013, the company also handles windows, gutters and gutter guards, deck and fence restoration, paver sealing, and building washing for businesses and HOAs. Crews cover five counties, from Travelers Rest down to Fountain Inn and from Easley across to Spartanburg. Reviewers often single out the window cleaning, describing glass and screens that look new again, and a good number have kept the crew coming back for years.

Preferred Soft Wash handles the kind of exterior cleaning that high-pressure washing can damage: roofs, siding, and other soft surfaces that need a gentler, low-pressure approach to lift grime and growth without stripping the material underneath. The crew works out of Greer and covers the surrounding Upstate.

Eco Blast is an exterior cleaning service that uses pressurized water to strip dirt, mildew, and weathered buildup from the hard surfaces around a property. It is the kind of job a homeowner or property manager books when siding, concrete, or a walkway has gotten grimy and needs a cleaning rather than a repair.

Soft washing for roofs and siding, real pressure saved for concrete: that is the working rule at Foothills Exterior Cleaning. The black streaks on so many of our Upstate roofs are algae, not dirt, and Foothills guarantees its roof cleaning streak-free for three years. The same team clears gutters, cleans exterior windows and solar panels, lifts rust and graffiti, and installs Christmas and permanent lighting. Wayne Clark started the company in 2020 as a side business and later left a corporate career to run it full time. It is locally owned, not a franchise, and works for homeowners, HOAs, churches, and storefronts across Simpsonville, Five Forks, Mauldin, Fountain Inn, Greenville, Greer, Taylors, Travelers Rest, and Easley. The reviews tell a consistent story: the crew arrives when promised, replies come fast, and Wayne is often the one customers thank by name.

Curb Appeal Solutions spent years cleaning gutters that already had pricey guards on them, so it held off on selling guards until it found one it felt actually delivered: the RainDrop system. Husband and wife Ben and Amanda Bruce own this woman-owned, veteran-owned family business. The core work is low-pressure washing for siding, brick, and roofs, plus windows, driveways, decks, commercial buildings, and solar panels rinsed spot-free with purified water. Come the holidays, crews hang custom Christmas lights the homeowner keeps, then pack them in a weatherproof container for next year. Reviewers tend to notice the small courtesies: patio furniture set back where it was, no gutter debris left behind, and care around plantings, one homeowner's old Japanese maple included. Jobs run from Travelers Rest to Fountain Inn and from Easley to Spartanburg.

EcoClean handles exterior pressure washing for properties in and around Greenville, the work of clearing dirt, mildew, and buildup from the surfaces that take the brunt of it: house siding, driveways, sidewalks, patios, and decks. It is the sort of routine upkeep that keeps a property from looking worn before its time.

Abstract Pools is a pool contractor working out of Fountain Inn, down where the southern edge of Greenville County runs toward Laurens. A general contractor by trade, the work leans to the building side of pools and the construction that goes with it, for homeowners across the lower end of the Upstate.

Fireside Pools & Spas builds and services backyard pools and spas for homeowners around Easley and the western Upstate. The team works as a general contractor, handling the full build along with the regular upkeep and repairs that keep a pool swimmable from one season to the next.

Splash Pools builds in-ground pools two ways, vinyl liners on steel walls or gunite, and the locally owned shop has been at it since the late 1980s. Customers who have built with them talk about being kept in the loop, crews that were careful with the yard, and a final walkthrough on salt, temperature, and cleaning. The service side takes on liner replacements, mesh and solid safety covers, seasonal openings and closings, weekly maintenance, and spray deck finishing in-house. The store stocks chemicals and parts, including Hayward and Polaris, and water testing is free. A computerized photometer checks everything from chlorine and pH to salt and phosphates, prints what to add and how much, and keeps each pool's results on file. Bring the sample from elbow deep, and skip the pickle jar; leftover acid throws off the reading.

Pool & Spa Connection serves Upstate South Carolina pool and hot tub owners on both sides of ownership: the supplies and equipment people come in to buy, and the service and repair work that keeps a backyard pool running through the season. It is a practical local stop for the routine upkeep that comes with owning a pool in the Upstate's long, warm swim season.

Pool Service eXperts handles recurring maintenance for inground pools and nothing else: no builds, liner replacements, or above-ground pools. Owner Chad McKinney built it around routes rather than projects, with a real focus on salt systems. The signature plan is two visits a month for salt pools, which works because a well-tuned cell keeps making chlorine between stops. Chlorine pools get weekly service, and pump, filter, and salt cell repairs are reserved for maintenance customers. Each stop includes a digital water test, brushing, cleared baskets, and an equipment check. Routes stay within about 35 minutes of the Greer shop, reaching Taylors, Greenville's Eastside, Mauldin, Simpsonville, Fountain Inn, Travelers Rest, and into Spartanburg County. Customers tend to point to the consistency: the same tech on the same day, a heads-up text, and an emailed report after every visit.

For first-time pool owners, the signature draw at Palmetto Pools & Spas tends to be the "pool school" that owner Dan runs: an extended sit-down walkthrough of how to read your water, operate your equipment, and keep a new pool healthy through a full Upstate summer. More than one customer describes that session as the reason they stayed on as clients. What they handle Residential and commercial pool service, including year-round and seasonal maintenance Pool openings and closings Equipment installation and repair, salt systems, and pool automation Gunite resurfacing and refinishing, including plaster and tile work Safety mesh cover installation Hot tub and spa sales The operation is CPO (Certified Pool Operator) certified and works as certified stain specialists, serving a wide Upstate footprint that reaches homeowners and properties in Mauldin, Taylors, Greer, and Simpsonville and extends toward Anderson and Spartanburg. It runs as an owner-involved shop rather than a route-only franchise, which is part of why the hands-on guidance shows up so often in customer feedback. What to know before you call Reviewers consistently credit the team with real technical know-how and a willingness to go above and beyond, and new owners in particular single out the up-front education. The recurring counterpoint across customer feedback centers on billing and communication, so it is worth confirming scope, visit schedule, and exactly how invoicing works at the start of any service agreement. Clarifying those details early is where this relationship tends to be won or lost.

Craftsmen Plumbing serves the Easley area, handling everyday plumbing repairs and installations. Its posted hours run well past a standard workday, which makes it worth keeping in mind for the plumbing problems that surface in the evening or overnight rather than during normal business hours.

This plumbing service covers Greenville and neighboring Taylors, handling both scheduled jobs and emergency calls around the clock. That availability makes it a practical option when a leak or a stoppage will not wait for regular business hours.

Ethical Plumbing works under the house as well as behind the walls, sealing crawl spaces with vapor barriers and encapsulation, a job most of us would call a separate contractor for. The everyday work covers water heaters and tankless installs, whole-home repipes, and sewer lines checked by camera and cleared by hydro-jetting. A realty division handles pre-listing inspections and the fixes a buyer's inspection turns up, timed to an agent's closing schedule. The company is family owned and locally run, with Taylors as home base and two more locations in Mauldin and Greenville. Service runs from Travelers Rest to Fountain Inn and from Easley east into Spartanburg County. Reviews keep pointing to the same habits: techs who arrive when promised, walk through the estimate and options before starting, and take care inside the house, down to the shoe covers.

A plumbing service covering homes and everyday plumbing repairs across the Taylors area. Its hours run seven days a week into the late evening, so it is a practical option when a problem surfaces on a weekend or after the standard workday rather than only during weekday business hours.

Integrity Plumbing of the Upstate is a local plumbing company serving Simpsonville and the surrounding Upstate. The work covers everyday plumbing repairs and installations, from leaks, fixtures, and clogged drains to water line and water heater service.

Ethical Plumbing serves Mauldin and the surrounding Greenville-area communities, handling routine plumbing repairs and installations along with after-hours and emergency calls.

Brothers takes on the big whole-house projects: full repipes, complete rewires, and standby generators, along with the everyday repair calls. Its technicians are Generac certified for install and service, and the shop is a Lennox and Mitsubishi dealer. It's a local Upstate outfit, not a national franchise. The rest of the lineup covers tankless water heaters, leak detection, dual-fuel furnaces, duct design, mobile home systems, EV chargers, and light commercial service. A Service Partner plan rolls heating and air, plumbing, and electrical checkups into one agreement, and the team works across Greenville, Spartanburg, and Anderson counties. Reviews tend to single out techs who lay out the options before starting, steady updates on long jobs like rewires, and crews that clean up on the way out.

Covers the routine plumbing work homes in the Greer area and nearby Upstate communities tend to run into, from leak and drain repairs to fixture and faucet replacements, water heater service, and installations during remodels or upgrades. It is standard residential plumbing handled by a local crew, the kind of help that matters most when something is dripping, clogged, or draining slower than it should.