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Historic County Courthouse in South Carolina Kicks Off Major Restoration

by Justice Design Staff
July 28, 2026
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Historic County Courthouse in South Carolina Kicks Off Major Restoration

The renovation includes extensive structural improvements along with modernization of mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems. Photo Credit: Bamberg Construction

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COLUMBIA, S.C.—Mashburn Construction has officially begun work on the restoration and renovation of the Historic Bamberg County Courthouse, marking a major investment in preserving one of the community’s most significant landmarks while preparing it to serve residents for decades to come. The company is partnering with Bamberg County and Craig Gaulden Davis | PBK to deliver a project that blends historic preservation with modern performance standards.

The effort aligns with Mashburn’s mission of “Partnering to Deliver an Exceptional Building Experience,” a guiding principle the company says reflects its commitment to working collaboratively with Bamberg County, CGD | PBK, and local stakeholders. The courthouse, long considered the heart of county government, will undergo a transformation that reinforces Mashburn’s broader focus on strengthening South Carolina communities through thoughtful construction, preservation, and long‑term stewardship of public assets.

The renovation includes extensive structural improvements along with modernization of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. Accessibility upgrades, life‑safety enhancements, and careful restoration of historic architectural elements are also central to the plan. Mashburn notes that the construction approach is the result of months of collaboration among architects, engineers, and specialty consultants to ensure the building’s historic character is respected while meeting today’s performance and code requirements.

“Historic renovation projects require a different level of planning and craftsmanship than new construction,” said Richard Kinard, Executive Vice President of Mashburn Construction. “Every decision must balance preservation with performance. Our team is honored to partner with Bamberg County to restore this important piece of its history while delivering a courthouse that will safely serve the community for generations.”

The groundbreaking ceremony marks the official start of construction on a project that represents both an investment in public infrastructure and a renewed commitment to preserving one of Bamberg County’s most recognizable civic buildings. Once complete, the renovated courthouse will again serve as the home of county judicial operations and stand as a testament to the County’s dedication to its history and future.

For nearly 50 years, Mashburn Construction has partnered with clients across South Carolina to build spaces that strengthen communities and improve the lives of those they serve. The Bamberg County Historic Courthouse Renovation continues that legacy by preserving an iconic public landmark while preparing it to serve future generations.

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