One county, two halves
Fort Stewart splits Bryan County, and we work both sides
When Fort Stewart was set up in 1940, Bryan County lost more than a third of its land and was split into upper and lower sections. Driving between Pembroke and Richmond Hill on public roads still means leaving the county.
South Bryan is Richmond Hill and its subdivisions, from starter homes to gated golf communities, with live oaks, Spanish moss and palmettos toward the Ogeechee marsh. Typical work here: upsizing builder gutters, moving discharge and guarding against oak leaves and moss.
North Bryan is Pembroke, the county seat, plus Ellabell, Black Creek and Blitchton. Pembroke’s median home dates from 1986 and about one in six is a mobile home, while pine needles mix with blackgum and water-oak leaves. Expect repairs, replacements and first gutters on newer houses.