Saluda Hill Landscapes ranked among top 150 largest landscape companies
CLEVELAND—June 21, 2019—Landscape Management released its 2019 LM150 list of the largest landscape companies ranked by 2018 revenue. Saluda Hill Landscapes, based in Lexington, SC ranked No. 148 on the list and No. 7 on the growth chart. As a newcomer to the LM150, Saluda Hill Landscapes credits the growth of the company to hardworking employees, great clients, and newly implemented technology, including GoCanvas, a mobile form app that helps increase productivity, accuracy, and gauge quality control. The
Winston-Salem-based Shugart Homes Joins Mungo Homes®
COLUMBIA, S.C. (July 1, 2019) - Mungo Homes is pleased to announce that Shugart Homes of the North Carolina Triad, which includes Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point, is joining Mungo Homes, a part of the Clayton Properties Group®. Like Mungo, Shugart began as a family-owned and operated business and has more than 50 years’ experience in new home construction. The two companies share not only a similar history, but company values that align and are based on customer service, quality, innovative
Building Industry Association of Central South Carolina Welcomes New Sales & Marketing Director
The Building Industry Association of Central SC (BIA) is proud to announce and welcome Patty Wise as the association’s Sales & Marketing Council Director/Special Events. She will be the staff person for the BIA Sales & Marketing Council and will coordinate a variety of special events and meetings presented by the BIA throughout the year. As SMC Director, Wise will provide support to the 24-member SMC Board of Directors to achieve goals to ensure continued council success and growth, while representing over
Important Name and Location Change for Public Works Stormwater Division for Lexington County
Lexington County is excited to inform everyone that the Public Works Stormwater Division will be getting a new name and new office location. At this time the residential (Bob Lewis, Bruce Shaw, Brandon Corder) and commercial (Wade Hall) inspectors along with the hydrologist (Jim Barker) will remain at the Public Works Office. The Stormwater Division (Sheri Armstrong, Kimberly Swygert, Derek Koucky, Matt Roland, Gary Price, Mary Hite, Chris Broome, Chris Stone) will no longer be under the supervision of the
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