Savannah homes range from historic houses downtown to newer neighborhoods on the islands and the south side, and the coastal weather is hard on all of them.
Coastal weather and your home
Heavy summer rain, tropical storms and humid air mean gutters, screens and shutters work harder here than inland. Gutters that overflow in a downpour can send water toward a foundation or crawl space.
Screen rooms and pool enclosures are especially popular in Savannah because they let you use the porch and pool through mosquito season.
Historic homes and neighborhood rules
Homes in Savannah's historic districts can have rules about exterior changes such as shutters, fences and additions. If your home is in a historic district or an HOA, check what needs approval before work is scheduled. We'll plan around it.
Common questions
Do you come out to Savannah?
Yes. Savannah is within our service area, about an hour from our base in Statesboro.
Do you work on the islands?
Call and tell us where the home is. We work within about an hour and a half of Statesboro.
Do exterior changes need approval in the historic district?
Often they do. Check with the city or your neighborhood before scheduling exterior work, and we'll work from what's approved.