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PALMETTO CORP. OF CONWAY, INC.
PALMETTO CORP. OF CONWAY, INC.
Conway, South Carolina
All Size Average employees
Palmetto Corp is a fully integrated complete site development and construction company serving central and eastern South Carolina for over 30 years. Services include but are not limited to: asphalt paving and maintenance, concrete, grading, trucking, crushing, erosion control and reclamation. Palmetto Corp is a local, established company with four asphalt plants statewide and over 475 employees. Now in our third generation of ownership, we are dedicated to continuing a legacy of greatness. Our people, core values, and our customers make all of this possible. Expertise in the field, years of experience, and diversity of asphalt services make Palmetto Corp the obvious choice for a business looking to contract with a company that can handle any sized project from start to finish. Palmetto Corp has been the go to complete site development company for developers, property managers, and business owners throughout South Carolina since 1987.
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Market Leading
CAPE ROMAIN CONTRACTORS, INC.
CAPE ROMAIN CONTRACTORS, INC.
Wando, South Carolina
50-99 employees
Cape Romain Contractors specializes in marine construction and heavy highway bridge services. Cape Romain has more than 70 years of history providing these services to government and public clients including the South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia Departments of Transportation, the US Army Corp of Engineers, the US Navy, the US Coast Guard, and South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia Ports Authorities, Water Authorities, County Administrations - along with many private owners and associations. In 1946, Andrew “Binks” DuPre and his brother James H. DuPre founded Cape Romain Contractors to provide complete biological, topographical, and ecological services in the development of fish and duck ponds and in the promotion of conservation practices with all kinds of wildlife. Andrew was the longtime manager of the Cape Romain and Bulls Island National Wildlife Refuges, and James was a graduate in Civil Engineering from the Citadel. Their company was believed to be the first of its kind in the nation. As Cape Romain Contractors succeeded in the coming decades, it gradually shifted more toward construction than ecology. Binks DuPre passed in 1979, and his son Anthony “Tin” DuPre, who had grown up in the business, took over the helm of Cape Romain Contractors. Tin DuPre took an already reputable company and expanded it further, earning it a reputation as an honest, hard-working and dependable company. Anthony “Sonny” DuPre Jr. became president in 2002 and served in that position until 2015. He retired in 2017. His brother Andrew G. DuPre became president in 2015 . Andrew and Sonny both represent third generation ownership and management. Horry Parker, Clifton Hough, and Eric Greg Tuttle are Vice Presidents and, together with Andrew, have more than 80 years of marine experience. Cape Romain still maintains the honorable reputation that was forged by its founders; they have never failed to deliver on a contract.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
RICHARDSON & RICHARDSON, INC.
RICHARDSON & RICHARDSON, INC.
Conway, South Carolina
1-24 employees
Richardson Construction, Inc. has called Wyoming home for over 25 years. During this time, we have established long-lasting business relationships in Cheyenne and the surrounding tri-state region. We offer new construction, design-build, construction management and self-performed services involving steel, concrete and other commercial and industrial materials in order to make your dream become a reality.
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Top Benefits
C.L. BENTON & SONS, INC.
C.L. BENTON & SONS, INC.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
50-99 employees
Beautiful beaches, amusements, and scenic golf courses have put Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on the map as a favorite destination. C.L. Benton & Sons, Inc., is a construction services company based in the heart of Myrtle Beach, that has contributed to the attractions by building the area's first golf course, a number of resorts, malls, restaurants, and hotels. The company is also responsible for the construction of Highway 17, the road that runs through the center of Myrtle Beach. Founded by Casper Leon Benton, C.L. Benton & Sons has been providing heavy construction services to the area since the 1920's. Casper Benton built Pine Lakes golf course and assisted in the construction of the course at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club. When Casper's son James and Leon joined the business, they worked on a third golf course - Myrtlewood. Casper's son, James, eventually took over the family business, buying the others out and incorporating C.L. Benton and Sons in 1964. Today a third generation - James' sons Carson and Lawton - are at the helm. Having joined in 1983 respectively, the brothers oversee company operations. Today the scope of this family-owned business is broad. Primarly the company comprises three divisions roadwork; water and sewer; and pile driving or deep foundations. Additionally, C.L. Benton & Sons builds golf courses and works on subdivisions, airports, malls, and restaurants. Most of the site work is local but the pile-driving division works on projects throughout the state. C.L. Benton & Sons major projects in Myrtle Beach include the Wachesaw Plantation, a Tom Fazio designed golf course and private community, and Ocean Creek, a private oceanfront resort. The company was responsible for the construction of Waccamaw Pottery, one of the first factory outlet stores/malls in the country. In the amusement arena, they have built Fantasy Harbor, a five-theater attraction, as well as the Ripley's Aquarium and the 800-seat Captain George's Seafood Restaurant.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard