Blythewood, Fairfield County, and the northeast side of the Midlands

Home base. Our office sits on McLean Rd, so the subdivisions off Blythewood Rd and Wilson Blvd get the shortest drive on the schedule.

The Killian Rd and Clemson Rd stretch just below town, where patio homes and brand-new D.R. Horton streets share the same few miles.

Forty-some neighborhoods wrapped around a 200-acre lake off Hard Scrabble Rd. Two-story homes with light carpet and a lot of dogs coming in off the trails.

The Spears Creek Church Rd side of 29045, between I-20 and US-1, with Pontiac Elementary right in the middle of it.

A Kershaw County town on US-1 that used to be called Blaney. Golf-course homes at Woodcreek Farms and new builds on old farmland.

A railroad town of a few hundred people up US-21, with older houses on Palmer Street and farm dogs who know exactly where the mud is.

The Fairfield County seat, home of the 1837 Town Clock. Older homes around the courthouse and rugs that have been in the family a while.

Established neighborhoods near the Saluda River, some dating to the late 1960s, booked through our Blythewood office on a local line.

Dentsville has its own Safe-Dry office, with a local crew and a separate phone line.

Homes inside Forest Acres are handled by a separate Safe-Dry location with its own number.