About Us
About Our Company
Building homes. Building roots. Serving the Upstate since 1994.
For more than three decades, our family has been building homes for families across the Upstate of South Carolina. What began with simple tract homes has grown into SK Communities—a homebuilder known for thoughtful floor plans, quality craftsmanship, and homes designed around the way people actually live.
But we believe we’re building more than houses. We’re building places where families make memories, put down roots, and create a life they love.
Still family owned. Still family operated.
SK Communities remains proudly family owned and operated. Today, the next generation leads the company with the same values that guided our founders from the beginning: work hard, do the right thing, and take pride in the people and homes we put into our community.
We believe the experience of building a home should be just as important as the home itself. From choosing your floor plan and personalizing your selections to receiving the keys to your new home—and beyond—we’re committed to making the process enjoyable, straightforward, and personal.
Your home should feel like yours.
Every family lives differently, and your home should reflect that.
That’s why we offer modern Craftsman-style homes with thoughtfully designed floor plans and a wide range of options to help you create a home that fits your lifestyle, your priorities, and the way you want to live.
We’re committed to delivering exceptional craftsmanship and lasting value while giving you the flexibility to make your home uniquely yours. Most importantly, we work hard to earn your trust—and we never take it for granted.
We stand behind the homes we build.
Our relationship with you doesn’t end when you receive the keys.
SK Communities offers an in-house warranty program designed around the needs of our homeowners. Because our warranty specialists are full-time members of our team, you won’t be passed off to a third-party warranty company when you need help. You’ll have direct access to the people who know your home and understand how it was built.
For us, building a home means standing behind it—and standing by the families who live in it.