Trehel Corporation

10/15/2026

What happens when your building needs renovations, but can’t close?

Students still need to get to class. Churches still have services to hold. Businesses still have customers walking through the door.

That’s what makes renovating an occupied building different. The question isn’t just “What work needs to happen?” It’s also “How do we keep the building functioning while it does?”

Both are important considerations when planning construction around how your building needs to function.

Planning a renovation in an occupied building? Learn how construction phasing helps manage access, safety, and daily operations during your project.

10/07/2026

10/05/2026

We're excited to welcome Jessica Peters to the Trehel team as a Precon and Technology Engineer!

Jessica will support our preconstruction team and help implement technology like DroneDeploy and BuildingConnected. Before entering the construction industry, she spent 12 years as a high school math teacher, and she jokes that working with ninth graders prepared her to handle just about anything! Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her two daughters, teaching fitness classes, and playing pickleball.

We're glad to have you on the team! 🎉

10/01/2026

There’s a lot to consider when choosing a general contractor.

Most questions you ask are really trying to answer one bigger question: Can I trust this team with my project?

Early conversations are a chance to start finding that out. How estimates are built, who will actually be leading your project, how changes are handled, and how a team approaches stewardship of your budget and project are all things worth paying attention to.

Knowing what to ask, and what to listen for, can tell you a lot about how a team will approach your project. We put together 10 questions to help you get more out of those conversations.

Read them here: www.trehel.com/2026/10/01/ten-questions-to-ask-before-hiring-a-general-contractor/

09/30/2026

What should you know before you break ground?

At our Greenville Chapter meeting, Will Huss and Mike Garren of Trehel Corporation shared a builder’s perspective on the decisions that shape a project’s cost and schedule. Their presentation highlighted the value of verifying utility capacity at the site, understanding what a budget includes, and identifying equipment and materials with long lead times while the design is still taking shape.

Thank you, Will and Mike, for the practical insights and examples. And thank you to Josh Lonon and Megan O’Neill with Wyche for your continued support and leadership of the Greenville Chapter!

09/28/2026

Every family deserves comfort and dignity in the days that matter most. Since 1988, Hospice of the Upstate & Upstate Palliative Care has made that its mission, now serving more than 1,000 Upstate families each year.

We’re grateful to have been part of the renovation of the Rainey Hospice House in Anderson, from the patient wings to a new roof overhead.

Thoughtfully designed by LS3P ASSOCIATES LTD., this project reflects a purpose close to our own: caring for people.

09/15/2026

Every building has a story, and behind every one are people who help bring it to life.

From the first drawings to the final details, plans become conversations, conversations become coordination, and piece by piece, they become a building people can walk into and call their own.

It’s the people working together at every step who bring a project to life.

This Construction Appreciation Week, we’re celebrating the people behind every project and every detail that makes it possible.

We’re grateful for the people who build with us.

09/11/2026

Today we remember September 11, 2001, and honor the lives lost, the families forever changed, and the first responders who answered the call.

Twenty-five years later, we pause to remember.

Never forget.

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

This one belongs to our team.

The 2026 Gleaming Star Safety Award reflects the care and commitment our people bring to looking out for one another every day. We’re so thankful for the people who make safety a priority and for the way they continue to look out for each other.

Thank you, South Carolina OSHA, for the recognition!

Congratulations to the 2026 OSHA Safety Award Winners! Thank you for your commitment to creating safer workplaces across South Carolina. To view the full list of this year's winners, please visit: osha.llr.sc.gov/news.aspx