Installation & Crating in Tega Cay

We cover Tega Cay, about fifty minutes from our Gaffney base. It is a Lake Wylie waterfront market, which changes the work: bigger rooms, better pieces, more glass, and furniture that moves seasonally between the house, the dock and storage.

Tega Cay sits on a peninsula in Lake Wylie and the houses are built to face the water. That means tall windows, open great rooms, vaulted ceilings and a lot of wall that is either glass or fireplace - which narrows down where a television can actually go and makes getting the one available spot right much more important.

Waterfront houses also carry more art and more mirrors than average, because the rooms are built to reflect the view. Heavy mirrors on high walls, oversized framed pieces, and gallery arrangements up an open stair are all normal here. We lay it out with a laser and anchor for the real weight rather than for the hook that came in the box.

The lake creates a genuine crating market that inland towns do not have. Good furniture goes into storage over the winter, comes back out, gets moved between the house and a second property, and every one of those handlings is a chance to damage something. A crate built around a piece is the difference between it surviving five moves and surviving three.

Boat-adjacent and dock-adjacent living also means a steady amount of heavy-item work - moving something large from one room to another, breaking a piece down so it fits a stair turn, and putting it back together at the other end. We do both directions.

Tega Cay pairs naturally with Fort Mill and Rock Hill on our schedule, so a York County day usually covers more than one address. If your job is small, say so - it is often easy to attach.