Turner Construction Co. is an independent, Upstate, S.C.-based, custom home construction company that builds homes only in the Upstate area of S.C. With family ties to S.C. that go back six generations, the company is dedicated to preserving the environment, landscaping and natural beauty of the Upstate, as well as creating homes and communities with the look, feel and charm so many people have come to expect in the south. Those qualities lead to healthy communities and quality living. "With quality homes come quality families and these families are the corner stone of our communities," says Frank Turner. Turner Construction Co. utilizes a team of highly-skilled subcontractors, craftsmen and specialists to meet customers' building objectives. Quality and attention to detail are watchwords of the company and its employees. "A customer can forgive anything except poor quality," says Frank. "That is a business axiom that is universal. What also separates us from other contractors is that we sweat the details. We don't cut corners." At Turner Construction Co., you deal with the people at the top and are treated with honesty and respect. Don't entrust something so important to anyone else. Don't just take our word for it, here is what other clients have to say about Turner Construction Co. Sean Turner Profile: Sean Turner, 36, is president of Turner Construction Co. A 1992 graduate of The University of Richmond, Sean oversees all construction projects, custom-home planning, contracts and Turner Construction's vast sub-contractor pool. Sean is very involved in the community and currently serves on Anderson University's Board of Emerging Leaders. He is also involved in Habitat for Humanity, the Homebuilder's Association of America, where he served as president in 2003, S.C. Youth Council, and is a graduate of Leadership Anderson. Frank Turner Profile: Frank Turner, 67, received a BS degree in Industrial Engineering from Clemson University and completed a graduate business curriculum for engineers at Sacramento State University in 1968. Frank joined the Marine Corps Reserves while at Clemson and after completing his training at Paris Island, remained in the reserve program. In 1963, he volunteered for active duty in the Air Force and earned a regular commission as an Electronic Warfare Officier where he taught Marine and Air Force flight officiers. He received his honorable discharge in 1969 and joined IBM for a three year stint as a systems engineer. In 1972, he accepted a position with Dr. T.C. Smith Company, Inc., buying a portion of the company in 1976 and serving as the Corporate Vice President until the company was sold to Bergen Brunswig in 1992. He and Sean founded Turner Construction Co. a few months later.