Custom Residential
Custom homes designed and built to fit your land and your life.
A custom home is the most personal thing we build. Marissa leads design, Robert leads the build, and you stay in the loop from the first sketch to the final walkthrough. The result is a home that fits your land, your budget, and the way your family lives.
Custom Homes
Ground-up custom residences built to your plans or ours. Elevated foundations for flood zones, deep porches for the climate, and finishes chosen to last in Lowcountry humidity.
In-House Design
Design and build under one roof. Marissa works through layout, elevations, and material selections with you before a single wall goes up — so the drawings match the dream and the budget.
Additions
More room without moving. Primary suites, sunrooms, second stories, and garage conversions that tie cleanly into your existing home and match its character.
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Get a real number →Frequently asked questions
Both, depending on the scope of the project — whichever approach is most cost effective for you.
Yes. Hale Development is a fully licensed, insured, and bonded general contractor.
Every project is unique, so there is no one-size-fits-all number. Our Pre-Construction Evaluation and Estimate are free — that's where we give you a real figure.
Timelines depend on scope, permitting, and site conditions. Your free estimate always comes with a projected timeline.
Yes. Hale Development is proudly family-owned and operated by Robert and Marissa Hale, with 30+ years of commercial and industrial experience behind every project.
We serve the South Carolina Lowcountry: Summerville, Charleston, North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Goose Creek, and Moncks Corner.
Ready to build something beautiful?
The pre-construction consultation is free. Blueprints or a napkin sketch — we'll tell you what it really takes.