Installation & Crating in Greenville

We cover Greenville and most of Greenville County, roughly fifty minutes down I-85 from Gaffney. The work here splits cleanly: art, gallery walls and heavy mirrors in the older neighborhoods, and TV mounting and home gym assembly in the newer builds out east.

Greenville is the most art-driven market we work, and that is not a marketing line - it is what the calls are. Downtown, Augusta Road and North Main are full of houses where somebody has spent real money on framed work and then discovered that hanging it well is a completely different skill from choosing it.

A gallery wall lives or dies on the layout, not on the hardware. We lay it out with a laser before anything goes in the wall, space it properly, and get the eye-line right for the room rather than for the tape measure. A heavy mirror is the opposite problem: the layout is obvious and the anchoring is everything. Those two jobs turn up in the same house constantly here.

The older Greenville housing stock adds its own wrinkle. Augusta Road and the North Main bungalows have plaster, they have framing on centers that predate any standard, and they have chimney breasts that look solid and are not always. We find real structure first. It is slower and it is the whole job.

East of town the market changes completely. Verdae, Five Forks, Simpsonville and the Woodruff Road corridor are newer construction: open great rooms, two-story foyers, purpose-built bonus rooms over the garage that end up as home gyms. That is where the rack, the treadmill and the cable machine work is, and it is where the seventy-five-inch television over a shiplap surround goes.

Home gyms deserve a specific mention in this market because of the volume. A power rack that is out of square is a rack that fails under load, and a bonus room floor over a garage flexes more than people expect. We build to the manufacturer's spec, torque it properly and put our own weight on it before we leave.

One of our Google reviewers found us right after relocating to Greenville and needed a television and a heavy mirror hung in the same week. That is a fair picture of the market: people who have just moved into a good house, with good pieces, who have no interest in gambling on the wall. Move-in work - furniture, mounting and hanging handled in one visit - is a real share of what we do here.

Fifty minutes on I-85 puts most of Greenville County inside a normal service day for us, and it means we can reach Taylors, Travelers Rest, Mauldin and Fountain Inn on the same trip. Easley is a little further out toward Pickens County but still well inside the map.