Maultsby Construction Inc

Palmetto Corp is a premier asphalt paving company in South Carolina, offering best-in-class paving services and complete site development solutions since 1987. With a dedicated crew of over 800 experienced employees, they ensure projects are completed professionally and to specifications. Known for their competitive pricing, quality products, and start-to-finish capabilities, Palmetto Corp has the expertise and resources to handle projects of any size from start to finish. Their commitment to customer satisfaction and honesty makes them a trusted choice for all paving and site development needs in central and eastern South Carolina.Generated from the website

Britt's Steel Buildings is a licensed general contractor based in Supply, NC, specializing in high-quality metal steel buildings and structures throughout Wilmington, Myrtle Beach, and surrounding areas. The company offers comprehensive turn-key construction services, overseeing every phase from design to final landscaping to ensure top-quality materials and workmanship. With a strong commitment to on-time project completion, Britt's Steel Buildings has established itself as a 10 STAR contractor, providing solutions for a variety of steel building needs across North Carolina and South Carolina, including Shallotte, Longs, and Calabash. Their expertise in the industry ensures that clients receive exceptional service tailored to their specific project requirements. Generated from the website

Brunswick County Solid Waste and Recycling Department is located in Bolivia, N.C. The department offers recycling services for solid waste items, municipal solid waste, yard debris, construction and demolition debris and shingles. It also recycles brown and white goods, such as furniture, mattresses, refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, water heaters, washing machines and dryers. The department provides recycling services for leaves, twigs, branches, clean soil, grass and untreated wood. It also recycles various products, including aluminum cans, steel cans, newspaper, mixed paper, junk mail, windowless envelopes, batteries, cellular phones, plastic containers, corrugated cardboard and green, brown and clear glass containers. The department transfers the recycled products to its various landfill centers located throughout the state.