Make sure that you confirm and reconfirm your classes. This place suffers from organizational…read moredysfunction. The facility is nice though.

Rooms are huge & decorated very well. Everything is sparkling clean. Staff is kind and…read morecompassionate. Visiting hours are open 24/7.

This is an exceptional service that helped us so graciously when my mom had a tragic fall. After…read morehours of exhausting searches to find a place for her when MUSC in Charleston prematurely discharged her this organization's new in patient facility was a Godsend. We didn't expect my mom to die, yet they admitted her without a second thought, focusing primarily on stabilizing her with the right pain medications to quell her intense pain. Unfortunately her injuries were insurmountable, so she died in their care. Through all the hospital and doctor visits, I never felt any compassion or empathy coming from the staff. Friends of Caroline gave us the team support and comfort we craved. The organization's annual butterfly release to honor the patients who died was a remarkable event, that filled your heart with joy. We will be forever grateful.

On June 16, 2025, I paid one half of the total due for Steedley Monuments to manufacture and…read moreinstall a new monument, add coping and refinish a family burial site. At the time of signing the Purchaser's Contract, there was a 12-week turnaround posted in several locations throughout the business. On November 24, (over two months after the 12-week turnaround) I put in a call to the salesperson to inquire about the installation. He initially replied that he handled sales and someone else was responsible for installation, but he would pass the message on. On December 10, apparently Steedley went out for the installation. However, the salesperson shared that the cremation vault was placed too far to the right for the coping to be properly installed. In retrospect, shouldn't the exact location of the cremation vault been marked when the salesperson and I met at the cemetery to discuss the scope of work? Nevertheless, Thursday, December 18th, the funeral home moved the cremation vault 6" over as requested and necessary. Then, instead of calling the salesperson's cell number, I called Steedley's direct number. Each time I called, I made it a point not to ask for the salesperson especially since he was not the person I needed to speak with. With each call, I was routed to the salesperson. On or around January 5, the salesperson shared that, supposedly, the installers went back out to the cemetery, but the boom, which is required for installation, would not work. Understanding that things beyond our control can and will happen, I exercised additional patience and understanding. Thereafter, my calls were met with strategic responses as well as an abundance of very cordial stall tactics from "we'll get to it in two weeks," to "next week," and the most recent was, also supposedly, scheduled for Monday, February 2. In fact, I was told that the "truck was already loaded" with the materials. Due to the Arctic Blast that this region received the weekend prior to Monday, February 2, I reasonably concluded that if the installers were unable to get out to the cemetery on Monday as scheduled, they will certainly have it installed by Wednesday, February 4 because the truck is already loaded, right? To date, no follow-up call or anything from Steedley including installation. As of this day, not only has my kindness been obviously perceived as weakness, but also my patience and understanding are completely exhausted as approximately eight months later, I am still awaiting installation. Based on this experience, customer service does NOT matter to Steedley. My advice to anyone in need of any kind of monument service, please keep looking until you find a company that truly cares because Steedley, in my opinion, definitely is NOT it. Furthermore, here is my message to Steedley: "Either get the job done on or before Wednesday, February 11, 2026 or refund my deposit on or before the same date! And completely forget about the other job that is pending as I have no desire for a repeat of this kind of customer disservice." #ExtremelyDissatifiedCustomer

Very good experience, they were very helpful in picking out a stone that fit our budget.read more

I'm honored to partner with this organization from time to time. Currently we're working with…read moreveterans who need assistance, and after all that they've done for their country, it's humbling to be able to do something for them. The website for the organization goes into more detail surrounding their mission and what they do for the community, and it's nice to know that there are organizations out there like this that are active in the community.

From the owner: We perform free energy efficiency upgrades on homes to help low-income families save on their…read moreenergy bills, while training a workforce of at-risk youth & military veterans to become job-ready and certified home performance experts. Our program provides a well-tested and comprehensive package of training, mentoring and job placement services in coordination with other agencies that ensures accelerated employment and career success. In fact, it has a phenomenal 98% placement rate for graduated trainees! No other organization is serving this population of at-risk individuals in the same way. Our home retrofits also save homeowners an average of 20% on their electric bills (which can equate to $500-$1,000 annually per family!) and reduce our city's carbon footprint to #SustainCharleston!

Hampton County is home to the state's oldest continuing festival, The Hampton County Watermelon…read moreFestival. Started in 1939, the festival starts on Father's Day weekend and runs eight days.The festival is in downtown Hampton.This festival was designed to celebrate the county's largest crop of watermelons!!!!. Hampton County continues to be one of the largest producers of watermelons in the state. Upwards to 50,000 tourists and visitors descend on Hampton County the third week of June to enjoy ice-cold watermelons, parades, a battle of the towns, street dances, 5k runs, a fishing contest, the mud runs and much more. Also of note this festival is noted as being the number 2 festival in the state for being a foodie destination! it beat out the Chtlin Strut in Sally, SC! Head on over this weekend and enjoy good music , small town flavor of love, watermelons and dancing!!