Day: May 5, 2026

Gaffney is the seat of Cherokee County and the largest city on the eastern edge of our Upstate service area. Known for the iconic Peachoid water tower and its position along I-85, Gaffney has a

Reidville holds a special place for Waldrop — our Duncan headquarters at 790 Duncan Reidville Road literally sits on the road that bears Reidville’s name. This is our home turf, and Reidville homeowners are our

Wellford and our Duncan headquarters are practically neighbors — separated by less than 10 minutes on Highway 290. That proximity means Wellford homeowners enjoy some of the fastest service response times in our entire coverage

Pacolet sits along the Pacolet River in eastern Spartanburg County — a small mill town with a resilient community that rebuilt after devastating floods and has maintained its character through generations of change. The homes

Cowpens is best known for the Revolutionary War battlefield that bears its name, but for the residents who call it home, the town is a quiet, affordable community in Cherokee County with a housing stock

Pelzer and West Pelzer are neighboring communities along the Saluda River in southern Anderson County — small towns with deep roots and residents who value quality craftsmanship. The homes here reflect that character: practical, well-built

Chesnee straddles the Spartanburg-Cherokee county line, giving it a border-town character with access to services from both counties — but not always the service quality that either county’s urban centers enjoy. That’s a gap we’re

Honea Path is a tight-knit community on the Anderson-Abbeville county line that embodies the rural Upstate character. The town’s residential areas — clustered around Main Street and extending along Highway 252 and Highway 76 —

Williamston sits along Highway 29 between Anderson and Greenville, making it one of the Anderson County communities closest to our Duncan headquarters. The drive is about 25 minutes, and our technicians service Williamston homes regularly

Belton’s position along Highway 76 in Anderson County makes it a crossroads community — close enough to Anderson and Greenville for commuting but with a residential character that’s distinctly its own. The homes here reflect

Pendleton holds the distinction of being one of the largest historic districts in the National Register of Historic Places, and that heritage is visible in every block of the downtown area. The homes surrounding the

Powdersville has quietly become one of the Upstate’s fastest-growing unincorporated communities. Straddling the Anderson-Greenville county line along Highway 153 and Highway 81, Powdersville offers the suburban lifestyle that young families and professionals are seeking —