Ben Rosser of Sweetgrass Painting!
is hereby recognized as a
TOP GUN Business Professional!
Ben Rosser, you and your company are hereby commended for your work in Charleston County as a painter company by the County Advisory Board.
The cities, towns and communities of Charleston County are expanded by commerce.
Some individuals leap into entrepreneurship taking on risks, working long hours, and adding their creativity. Business owners, like Ben, are responsible for their business success, staff and customer satisfaction.
These individuals, like Ben Rosser and their businesses, are the foundation of a stable economy.
Ben started the business in 2021. Ben got involved in residential painting with his brother 15 years ago. After developing residential and commercial painting expertise, Ben’s brother moved and Ben took the lead in establishing his own, very well established painting company.
Ben has 1 location servicing Charleston and surrounding areas. They concentrate on a smaller base, use limited advertising, rely mostly on word of mouth referral business.
Sweetgrass Painting has 4 employees
EPA lead certified
grew up mt pleasant SC, enjoys outdoorsmanship, boating and he supports kids baseball leagues. Ben also supports Barrier Island Little League through free services and volunteers work on Charleston Symphony Home – specifically, the Grand Entree.
Sweetgrass Painting focuses on rot repair, trim replacement, full the 9 yards of exterior and light trim work. They specialize in Cabinetry Painting and Refinishing.
The team at Expansion Support Services, owners of the County Advisory Board, encourages consumers to shop local whenever possible!
Sweetgrass Painting is accepting new customers. You can find them online at http://www.sweetgrasspainting.com/ or call them at (843) 991-3644.
Looking for a painter company? Please give Sweetgrass Painting an opportunity to win your business.
Ben Rosser, you are admired for your entrepreneurship and highly commended for owning and operating a business that adds financial well-being and stability to Charleston County.
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Very Well Done Ben Rosser!
