Projects in Central and Eastern South Carolina Communities

Across the Midlands through the Pee Dee to the Grand Strand, my projects are shaped by long heat, sudden summer storms, coastal exposure, and soils that range from sand to clay. Product selections are tuned to those conditions so your finished space holds up and stays easy to maintain.

To start, send the site location (address or GPS pin), a sketch or a few photos, and any timing notes such as bid date or funding window through to me. Your site location’s access points and utilities can be reviewed, along with clearances and surface footings confirmed, and a short list of product options created with plan views, cut sheets, quantities, budget ranges, and current lead times of different site elements.

Once a direction is decided, the next step is tightening the package for purchasing and review, including submittals and schedule coordination.

Ready to price a direction? Provide the site address or GPS pin and a rough timeline. The next step is a coordinated package with layouts, cut sheets, quantities, budget ranges, and current lead times so your approvals are straightforward.

These examples are included as design references from our manufacturing partners and from the broader Bliss Products and Services network. They are here to help you compare how equipment, shade, and surfacing work together once installed, including circulation, supervision lines, and long-term wear in active park and school settings.

A useful way to review the gallery is to look for a few specific decisions: age separation and routing, shade strategy and coverage, surfacing transitions and edges, and the balance of climbers, slides, spinners, and social play. Those same choices translate directly into a cleaner project, clearer quantities, and fewer surprises during approvals and purchasing.

These projects highlight common decisions across Central and Eastern South Carolina, from playground and surfacing upgrades to shade and site amenities. Selections are tuned to local codes, site conditions, schedule, and maintenance priorities. Open any project to view photos and key features.

See a product or a project layout that fits your site? Provide the site address or GPS pin and any constraints I should know about and I’ll prepare a short list of spec-ready products and layouts.  Pulling together, product quantities, budget ranges, and current lead times that need to be taken into consideration.

Planning a site? Share the constraints and goals, and the next step is a concise specification List with budget ranges, lead times, and clear next steps to order. If the project is outside this territory, the request will be routed to the appropriate BPS representative.