Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies in SC

Happy to announce that we have recently been named one of the Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies in South Carolina! Pretty cool that we have been in business since 2006 and are still growing by leaps and bounds! Strong Leadership + Strong Team = Big Success!

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We have been named the 2024 March of Dimes Economic and Development Award Honoree! We proudly support this amazing organization that has done so much to improve the health of babies and mothers through research and education. Please consider sponsoring the March of Dimes Real Estate Award Event with us or making a donation to fund the mission.

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The recent edition of SCBIZ Magazine has featured one of our projects in their South Carolina Under Construction section! Check out page 59 for a look at our Strayer University project located in downtown Charleston.

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We are excited to congratulate architecture firm Garvin Design Group on winning an AIA Citation Award in Interior Architecture for our project Vikor Scientific! Prestigious awards are given annually by the American Institute of Architect South Carolina to recognize the very best architecture in various categories. It was a pleasure to collaborate with Garvin Design Group in constructing a space that showcases their ability to design an aesthetically beautiful space that is also extremely functional as a biomedical laboratory.

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We are proud to be recognized again as one of South Carolina’s fastest growing companies! Our focus on excellence and our continued support from clients in our local community keep propelling us forward. People have always been the backbone of J. Musselman Construction, and we recognize that our dedicated employees, faithful subcontractors, and reliable vendors have been essential to our strong presence in the industry. We are thankful for the success we have achieved and plan to continue improving our internal processes and strengthening our relationships as we keep our eyes on the future.

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By Liv Osby

Jon Musselman’s general contracting company was managing the construction of several commercial projects in the Lowcountry when the coronavirus first hit.

Suddenly, some of those contracts were canceled and others were put on hold. Employees were sent home to work remotely. No visitors were allowed in the office [….]

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It was our pleasure to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Dorchester County campus of Trident Technical College yesterday. In a joint venture with Atrium Builders, we transformed an old Big Lots building into a brand-new educational facility complete with labs, classrooms, offices, and common areas. We are happy to have this project take a part in supporting top-notch leaders and officials in their quest to provide superior education in an easily accessible Summerville location.

We are so happy to be a part of the new Opportunity Center in North Charleston! This facility is designed to provide a pathway for strengthening the economic health of individuals, small businesses, and the community as a whole. It is a project that we have embraced with full intention of delivering an amazing space where people can grow and success can happen. Learn more about The Opportunity Center featured in the news clip below, and see our photos from the groundbreaking ceremony.

https://www.counton2.com/news/groundbreaking-ceremony-held-for-north-charleston-opportunity-center/

https://charlestonbusiness.com/news/nonprofit/80182

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With Andrade at the helm, the Charleston Digital Corridor (CDC) has grown from 18 to 450+ companies and is recognized as a model for high-wage, tech-focused economic development. In addition to providing office space for startups and growing tech companies, the CDC helps integrate businesses into the community. In October 2020, the organization awarded a project in the new Charleston Tech Center to Musselman Construction, and by December, 70 percent of the space was already leased.

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