Poor Boys Custom

08/26/2026

Heres a big one we just finished up in Kingstree. Couldnt be happier with how it turned out

08/24/2026

Heres one we just finished up in Wassamassw Plantation with our new partners American Custom Exteriors. We started working with them on several of the last few projects that we have posted and this seems to be a partnership custom made for greatness. These guys do an amazing job with the building and have intrusted us to do the same with the painting. You take the two best in their fields and partner them together and this is what you get, absolute perfection!

08/21/2026

Finished this one yesterday in beautiful Isle of Palms. Your boys have been moving and shaking the past few weeks!

08/19/2026

Heres another one we finished up in Park West last week. I'm telling you, your boys have been on the move. We have 3 more that will be finished up by Friday. Another big one in Kingstree, one in IOP, and one in Monks Corner. We are everywhere so when are we coming to your house? Call today to schedule your free estimate with your boys at PBC. I promise we are cooler than the other side of the pillow and you will be glad that you did!

08/18/2026

08/18/2026

Wanna see what makes us the best? We pay attention to every detail. Check out this amazing transformation from start to finish. We are beyond proud of how it turned out

08/18/2026

Here's a huge one.We just finished in Georgetown county in Mingo. We did a lot on this one. We replaced and repaired around four hundred and fifty linear foot of siding, soffit and facia board. We replaced around four hundred pickets, painted and installed four new screen doors, toure down and rebuilt the back steps and handrails. Not to mention stained all of the siding, painted all of the trim and porch floors and ceilings. This was a huge undertaking and an even bigger transformation. Here are just some of the before and after pictures. I have too many pictures to share on one post of this job. So I will post another post with a slideshow of everything from start to finish. If you really want to know how much detail goes into our work. And why we say we are the best, please take the 3 minutes to check it out. For the rest of you that just wanna scroll thru and hit the high notes this post is for yall

08/16/2026

Heres another one we finished up in IOP last week.

08/15/2026

So we have been a little quiet here lately but it's been for a great reason. We have been so swamped that I haven't had a second to post all of the beautiful work we have been doing over the past 5 weeks. So rather than a photo dump im going to post a job a day for the next several days just to remind everyone that we are still here and still the best around. The first one i am going to post is a kitchen and cabinet job we finished up in georgetown for the sweetest people. They actually are the parents of some customers that we painted for a few weeks back. New customers are great, but nothing makes us happier than friends and family of previous customers loving our work so much that they trust us in their own homes. This sweet lady loves green and we did our best to give it to her in a new and updated way. With silver strands as the wall color and clary sage for her cabinets.

07/30/2026

Heres an interaction that I had with a customer today. I'm sharing this not to brag or boast but to drive home the point I have tried to make over and over again. Heres a little bit of a back story on this job and this customer to give context to the picture posted. I bid this job about 3 weeks ago. It was a full exterior with wood siding, facia board, soffit, handrail, picket repairs as well as demo and complete rebuild of a 6 step deck staircase and handrails. The trim was to be painted, the siding to be stained. This house is 28 years old and the exterior is built with cypress siding. Its 4400 Sq ft. The wrap around screen in porch has served as a kennel for the long haired German shepherds that they bred and sold over the past 12 years. So needless to say this home was in need of some real tlc. Because we had been a little slow and wanted to be sure we weren't under bid I priced this job enough above cost to barely scrape by. I told the home owner the job would take about 15 days to to reach the standard of care they were expecting. The next day the customer called me in regards to my estimate. She told me that the other estimate was significantly lower than mine. Her husband wanted to go with the cheaper bid but she was more comfortable with my company and my professionalism. I asked if she was comfortable discussing the other bid. She told me the bid was for 7 days of work and was almost $7000 lower than my bid. Keep in mind my bid was as low as I could possibly get it and barely be able to cover my cost. I knew immediately what I was dealing with here. It was exactly what I post about all of the time on fb. It was some fly by night handy man, weekend warrior that owns a roller and a paint brush they bought at the dollar general and called themselves painters. To drive the point home to her I had her use chat gpt with photos of her home to estimate what the cost of the work should be for the zip code that she lived in and as expected my price for the job was at the absolute lowest end of what they considered to be acceptable for the work they needed done. My point here is this. We will never be your cheapest estimate. We don't want to be. We want your business because you are interested in the quality of our work, and our reputation. We want your business because we have the experience and know how to exceed your expectations. If this customer would have fallen for "let's hire the cheapest guy" fb market place bit, I can guarantee you they would of still had to hire me at a higher rate to fix the disaster that the other company left behind. Tuesday was our 7th day on the job. Day seven was the first time we wet a paintbrush on the job. The first six and a half days was prep work and repairs. Today is day 9 and we are still prepping parts of the house and still have repairs to do. I can't wait to show yall the before and after pictures of this job!