Charleston’s Veteran Realtor - Rob “Red” Redziniak

06/20/2026

06/20/2026

🏡 NEW LISTING IN PINE FOREST COUNTRY CLUB 🏡

This is one of those homes that simply checks all the boxes.

✔️ 5 Bedrooms
✔️ 3 Full Bathrooms
✔️ Cul-de-sac lot
✔️ Fully fenced backyard
✔️ First-floor guest suite
✔️ Remodeled luxury owner's bath
✔️ Completely updated kitchen with quartz countertops
✔️ Huge bonus room
✔️ Screened porch
✔️ Custom workshop/shed
✔️ Pine Forest Country Club community

The current owners have poured time, effort, and pride into every corner of this home. From the chef's kitchen and spa-like primary bathroom to the upgraded HVAC system, tankless water heater, and incredible backyard setup, the attention to detail is obvious the moment you walk through the door.

My favorite part? The balance of space and functionality. Whether you're working from home, hosting family, entertaining friends, or just looking for room to spread out, this home gives you options.

Located in one of Summerville's most desirable golf course communities and just minutes from shopping, dining, and historic downtown Summerville.

If you've been waiting for a move-in-ready home with room to grow, this one deserves a spot at the top of your list.

📲 Message me for pricing, details, or a private showing.

Rob "Red" Redziniak
Charleston Military & Veteran Relocation Expert
📞 (843) 351-8340
📧 Dave Friedman Team at KW - Voted Best Realtor in Charleston

05/22/2026

Signs of Wood-Destroying Insects Every Homeowner Should Know

Wood-destroying insects like termites, carpenter ants, and beetles can quietly cause thousands of dollars in damage before they’re ever noticed.

Here are a few warning signs to watch for around your home:

🏠 Cracks in foundation walls
It only takes a tiny crack for termites and other insects to gain hidden access into a home.

💧 Leaking pipes or faucets
Moisture attracts termites and creates the perfect environment for infestation.

🪵 Wood debris near the home
Scrap lumber, mulch, or firewood stacked against the house can support termite colonies.

🚿 Sprinklers or bubblers near exterior walls
Excessive moisture near the foundation can attract wood-destroying insects.

🌿 Flower planters, trellises, and wooden fences
These structures can provide easy pathways for termites to access your home.

Additional infestation signs may include:
▪️ Mud tubes along walls or foundations
▪️ Tiny wings or f***l pellets
▪️ Holes bored into wood
▪️ Unexplained sawdust (frass)

Early detection can save you thousands in repairs and help protect the value and safety of your home.

Rob “Red” Redziniak
Charleston’s Veteran Realtor
with the Dave Friedman Team

📞 (843) 351-8340
📧 [email protected]

05/20/2026

🏡 Common Window Issues Every Homeowner Should Watch For 👀

Windows can tell you a lot about the condition of a home. If windows stick, won’t stay open, or seem misaligned, it could be more than normal wear and tear — it may point to possible foundation movement or other underlying issues.

Here are a few common things to look for:
✔️ Damaged locks, handles, or hinges
✔️ Broken glass or torn screens
✔️ Leaking seals or cracked caulking
✔️ Windows painted shut
✔️ Missing window locks
✔️ Cloudy windows caused by failed thermal seals
✔️ Leaks around skylights
✔️ Poor insulation causing drafts and higher energy bills

Catching these issues early can help prevent larger and more expensive repairs down the road.

Whether you’re buying, selling, or just maintaining your home, paying attention to the little things matters. 🔍🏠

Rob “Red” Redziniak
Charleston’s Veteran Realtor
with the Dave Friedman Team

📞 (843) 351-8340
📧 [email protected]

05/18/2026

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05/18/2026

Older homes can have incredible charm and character — but they may also come with hidden concerns like lead-based paint. 🏠⚠️

If you’re buying, selling, or renovating a home built before 1978, a lead-based paint inspection can be an important step in protecting your family and understanding the condition of the property.

Here’s what to expect during a lead-based paint inspection:

✔️ Performed by a certified lead inspector
✔️ Testing may include electronic analyzers or paint chip sampling
✔️ Interior testing often includes:
• Walls
• Ceilings
• Baseboards
• Floors
• Crown molding
• Window casings & frames
• Stair railings

✔️ Exterior testing may include:
• Exterior walls
• Gable walls
• Windows
• Porches
• Fences
• Other painted surfaces

Lead-based paint isn’t always a deal breaker, but understanding the risks, remediation options, and inspection results is critical — especially in older homes throughout Charleston and the Lowcountry.

Knowledge and proper inspections help buyers make informed decisions and help sellers avoid surprises during negotiations. 🔍

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Rob “Red” Redziniak
Charleston’s Veteran Realtor
Dave Friedman Team | Keller Williams

📱 (843) 351-8340
📧 [email protected]