Watts Builders, a local, family-owned custom home builder known for exceptional craftsmanship and thoughtful design, has announced it has earned six prestigious industry awards in 2025. Predominantly building in downtown Charleston, Isle of Palms, Seabrook Island, and Kiawah Island, the firm was recognized with four PRISM Awards presented by the Charleston Home Builders Association (CHBA) and two Pinnacle Awards presented by the Home Builders Association of South Carolina, honoring its exceptional work in new construction, renovations, and outdoor living spaces throughout the Lowcountry.
At the statewide level, Watts Builders was honored with two Pinnacle Awards, including:
Remodeled Project
Remodeled Home — Honorable Mention
Watts Builders received four PRISM Awards, recognizing outstanding achievement in the following categories:
Remodeled Home or Space
Kitchen Remodel
New Addition
Pool or Outdoor Living Space Remodel
Officials with Watts Builders note that these awards underscore their commitment to thoughtful design, superior craftsmanship, and personalized service. The recognition spans multiple categories, highlighting the firm’s versatility and expertise across a wide range of residential projects.
“Our mission has been to build and renovate homes with extraordinary care,” says Curt Watts, owner of Watts Builders. “Receiving these awards from the Charleston Home Builders Association is a true honor and a reflection of the passion, attention to detail, and dedication our team brings to every project throughout South Carolina. With 24 PRISM Awards earned since 2019, this recognition reinforces our continued commitment to excellence.”
In addition to new custom homes, Watts Builders specializes in renovations for homeowners who love where they live but want to upgrade their space to better fit their lifestyle. From kitchens and bathrooms to whole-home renovations, additions, and outdoor living spaces, the company blends functionality, character, and timeless design in every project.
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