Moncks Corner is the county seat of Berkeley County, South Carolina, and sits about 30 miles north of Charleston along US-52. The town is known locally for its proximity to Lake Moultrie - one of the largest reservoirs in South Carolina at roughly 60,000 acres - and for Old Santee Canal Park, which marks the site of the oldest canal in the United States. The town center has a quieter, smaller-city character, with established residential streets, local businesses, and the Berkeley County government offices that serve the whole county. Many residents commute to Charleston or North Charleston for work, which makes dependable home maintenance services a priority for families who are not home during the day.
The housing stock in Moncks Corner spans a wide range. Older single-family homes near the town center were built from the 1950s through the 1980s on crawl space foundations, with wood framing and brick veneer or vinyl siding exteriors. Newer planned communities like Foxbank Plantation - one of the most recognized subdivisions in Berkeley County - are almost entirely slab-on-grade construction built since 2005, with a mix of two-story and ranch-style homes. Between those two eras, homes vary considerably in insulation standards and moisture control. If you are unsure what your home has, that is the right question to ask before your energy bills answer it for you. Our neighbors in Columbia, SC to the northwest and communities throughout Berkeley and Dorchester counties face similar conditions and work with us regularly.