Article – Cozy Renovations

Read an article called “Space Envy” in Charleston Home and Design Magazine about a kitchen in a custom home completed by Stono Construction. Read article here: Space Envy and you can see pictures of this project on our projects page here.

We’re excited to share a great article that featured Stono Construction and one of our recent custom home builds in Charleston Style + Design magazine.

Building your dream home starts with finding the ideal lot. However, selecting the right lot requires careful evaluation of various factors. With...

For homeowners interested in building a custom home, Johns Island has a variety of vacant land options for sale. Once a remote rural area, it has...

When you’re considering your home in Mount Pleasant’s historic Old Village, the one thing you can be sure of is that you’ve made a sound investment. Property values continue to rise in this quaint neighborhood. Offering some of the most scenic views in the Charleston area, the Old Village remains a quiet residential locale, protected from the new development that seems to plague the rest of Mount Pleasant.

Our home is one of the most important places in our lives. It’s where we rest, build memories, and watch our family grow. Our home is connected to every celebration and triumph in our lives, so it’s natural to want those to occur in the home of your dreams rather than just a house you grabbed off of the market.

A recent Industry Profiles article in Charleston Home and Design Magazine about co-owner John Goodwin. Check it out! And click here to see our project page for more pictures of this project and more.

Building a custom home is a big decision. By selecting to custom build your home, you have chosen to take your vision of a dream home from inside your mind and make it a beautiful reality. It’s something to be proud of, a step forward for you and your family into a brighter future. But it also comes with a bit of added stress.

Deciding to build a custom home is a huge decision. Choosing to build the home you want instead of searching for one on the market that’s “close enough” can not only be stressful but also one of the most rewarding for you and your family. Why shouldn’t you have your actual dream home?