The 2018 Home & Garden Show, sponsored by Clyde Nettles!

The weekend was gorgeous – and we enjoyed visiting with everyone that stopped by our tent at the 2018 Home & Garden Show. In addition to giving away a FREE Yeti cooler (see winner below), we also had tons of Clyde Nettles merchandise to hand out, including balloons, mobile phone pop-sockets, cloth bags, pocket knives, pens and more. Plus we were extremely excited to show off our new shingle display, in addition to our new logo and branded image!

Thursday night (opening night for exhibitors), we featured live music from Trent Jeffcoat, who is always a crowd pleaser with his blend of classic rock and country music. On Saturday, the wonderful officers of LIVE PD were at the show, taking pictures with fans and answering all types of “unique” questions (if you haven't seen the show, we highly recommend it!) 

On the Monday after the show, we drew the winner of the Clyde Nettles Yeti Cooler – special congratulations to Danny Burr! We hope you enjoy those ice cold beverages.

We thoroughly enjoy being the premier sponsor of this show, and greatly appreciate all of you who attended and visited with us. From South Carolina’s most trusted roofing & restoration company, we appreciate all of you, and hope to see you again next year! 

 







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