Look Who’s Here: 280 Seven Farms Drive

Tucked away on one of Daniel Island’s most prominent roads is 280 Seven Farms Drive. Home to three diverse businesses, the half-office, half-residential building was built in 2005.  

 

Business tenants occupying the space include a law firm, pool company and computer repair center.

 

Daniel Island Computer Doctor is a computer repair and technical support center that has been on the island since 2004. Offering desktop repair, home network installation, and tablet/smartphone integration with networks, the long-standing business provides service in the office and performs at-home visits. 

 

Whether you need your printer fixed, hard drive cleaned up, software upgraded, or viruses removed from a device, owner and computer doctor Jason Charles can help. 

 

“Whether your technical concerns are small or large, hardware or software related, we will provide you with the solutions to keep you moving forward and staying productive.”

 

Fiberglass Pools of the Carolinas specialize in transforming outdoor spaces into personal paradises by installing inground fiberglass pools. With over 60 years of experience in the fiberglass industry, the company provides expertise in pool design and installation, helping homeowners choose pools that fit their outdoor spaces and needs.

 

According to the company’s Facebook page, their team offers an “experience in creating the ambience and finishing touches that fit in your budget. Our experienced staff will come to your home and guide you through the process explaining what will be needed to sculpt your yard into a paradise with your new pool.”

 

Payne Law Firm is a law firm that practices in the fields of real estate transactions and probate/estate planning work. 

 

The firm has been in practice for 12 years handling real estate transactions across the Lowcountry. Owner and attorney Chase Payne said the firm prides itself on excellent communication, competent legal work, and on-time closings. 

 

“I enjoy performing work for the many residents of Daniel Island for which we have closed,” Payne said. “It’s nice to provide a meaningful service for our residents and give back to the community through donations and other sponsorships.”