Riptide Builders
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Riptide began building luxury custom homes in South Brunswick County and Horry County, South Carolina in 2006. Starting out as a pure custom home builder, we focused on giving the customer everything that they wanted in a new home. Fast forward 9 years and Riptide brings that same custom build experience--first-class materials and design, outstanding finish detail, standard luxury features, and a commitment to deliver custom home quality at a production home price.
Since our company's inception, we have built our reputation by offering true value to our clients. Riptide Builders team of hands-on professionals pride themselves in their work and build each home as if they were building it for themselves. We are well-positioned to continue delivering outstanding quality and value for years to come.
Riptide Builders has developed a unique niche of building fully customized homes with custom finish and construction at a price that you’d expect to pay for a basic new home which lacks luxury and upgraded features. We think, design and build every home like its a custom and the end result shows.
Riptide Builders' talented and dedicated professionals have set a standard for quality and customer satisfaction that is unparalleled in the home building industry. By using only quality materials and the latest construction techniques, Riptide Builders' superior approach to construction has earned industry-wide respect, as well as an extraordinarily high referral rate from our satisfied customers.
We thank you for your interest and we hope you choose to be a part of the Riptide Builders Family.
Year Established | 2009 |
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Business Categories | Custom Homes, Kitchen Remodeling in Sunset Beach, NC |
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