Gage Construction, LLC

03/12/2026

Good afternoon!
I hope all the storms passing through the area have had a minimal impact on your day.

This weekend Gage Construction was planning on participating in the Home and Garden show at the fairgrounds. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances with booth placement and visibility we will not be at the event this weekend. 
If you were planning on coming out and visiting us, I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. I would be happy to set a separate time to meet and discuss your project.

Please feel free to reach out and we can set up a time.

Thank you 

01/15/2026

This is worthy of sharing again due to the upcoming temps. Be prepared!

12/07/2025

It looks like winter is upon us. As we get into colder weather (by colder I mean in the 20’s or lower), please take the time to prepare your home. This preparation can help avoid costly expenses.
This is not an exhaustive list, but these items are some of the easiest to take care of, yet they have greater potential to cause damage.

- Remove/disconnect any hose from your outdoor spigot.
- Shut water off to unheated areas. Maybe you have a laundry room or utility sink in your garage. Maybe an outdoor kitchen.
- Insulate exposed pipes. Even though you typically can’t see the water pipes going into a tankless water heater, they are still exposed to the freezing temperatures. Also, well pump pipes (maybe consider a heat lamp in the pump house).
- If water pipes are also exposed to getting wet from snow/rain, the insulation wrap must be kept dry. Use a trash bag or something with better water repellency than a grocery bag.
- Purchase and install frost protection covers for your hose spigots. These easily install once the hose is removed.
- If you use propane to heat your home, ensure you have a sufficient amount in your tank. Please don’t make the person with the propane company have to come out after hours, in freezing temperatures, to fill your tank.
- I would assume by now that if you have an irrigation system, it is off. If not, prepare accordingly.
- If you haven’t had your HVAC serviced recently, now would be a good time to have it checked out by a reputable company.
- Clear gutters of debris. Clogged gutters can be damaging to a home due to water backup. Frozen water in gutters can be dangerous.
- Finally, and just as important, please bring in any animals or pets when we experience harsh weather.

If you need assistance with preventative measures or fixing damage, here is a list of recommended sources:
Plumbing: Freedom Plumbing +1 (803) 447-9098
HVAC: Richardson’s (803) 345-5221
Handyman: Mr.Handy (803) 497-0436
Disaster Restoration: Rytech of the Midlands (803) 977-3772
Gutters: The Guttermen (803) 791-7147

11/10/2025

I love to hear this type of feedback from our customers:
“We are so blessed to have y’all building our home. You treat this place as if it was your home that you were building. We can truly see that your heart is in your work. Thank you for being in our lives and treating us like family.” - S. Baker

They even let us take a drone pic with them in front of their soon to be framed home!

10/18/2025

Things are moving along at our new build on the lake in Prosperity. Foundation is in for this walkout basement. Ground plumbing is in. Masonry has started.

10/16/2025

Some great drone shots of the footer stage at a new build in Chapin.

09/25/2025

Footers are poured!

We have two beautiful custom homes starting up! One home is on the shores of a local reservoir, the second is on the shores of Lake Murray.

09/17/2025

08/19/2025

Permit is in hand and we are getting ready to start this beautiful house on the lake in Prosperity!

07/25/2025

Gage Construction recently had the opportunity to build this beautiful pool house with an outdoor kitchen. It was a challenge at times, but ultimately very rewarding. We finished in time for our wonderful client to host a large 4th of July party that was a success.
We love how it turned out!

Photo credit: Jordan Blackwell with JH Photography. [email protected]

06/10/2025

The namesake of Gage Construction, my son Gage, is interning this Summer. I am excited to have his help and to teach him what I know. He will also be spending time with Gage Construction’s operations/project manager, PJ, as well as Eric, one of our carpenters.
I wish more young men and women had the opportunity he has. I think it is important for our younger generation to know that a 4 year degree is not the only path to success. Get your hands dirty. Sweatt. Wrap a cut with electrical tape.
The knowledge he will gain is something that will transcend a 9 to 5 job. It will be practical and useful throughout life.