About Us

David Moffly

Senior Project Manager

As a third generation builder, David Moffly has been around the construction industry all of his life. He followed in the footsteps of his grandfather and father who were builders and developers of fine estate properties since the turn of the last century.

David entered the building business in 1984 after relocating from Philadelphia to Charleston to attend the College of Charleston’s School of business. He started his career in the historic district of downtown Charleston developing and building numerous notable restoration projects as well as building new custom homes in Mount Pleasant and Wild Dunes.

In 1992 David was hired by Gulf Stream Construction a division of the Beach Company to build Kiawah Islands first exclusive club, The Kiawah Island Beach Club. This Kiawah landmark was designed by a shingle style Architect Robert A. M. Stern of New York, New York. The project included a large club house with commercial kitchen, expansive porches, locker room, large beachside pool and a summer house grill for the guests.

For the next five years Moffly served as Gulf Stream Construction’s Senior Project Manager. He built several high profile projects on Kiawah Island such as the forty thousand square foot River Course Clubhouse designed by the architectural firm of Shope Reno Wharton of Greenwich, Connecticut and the restoration of the Vanderhorst Mansion designed by the architectural firm of Chris Schmitt and Associates Architects and the preservation architectural firm of Glen Keyes Preservation Architect, the Flyway Drive Fire Station, Kiawah custom homes, and Kiawah Island’s new Town Hall by Liollio Associates.

In 1997, David resigned from Gulf Stream Construction and returned to his own firm Moffly Construction, Inc. As an unlimited licensed General Contractor since 1986, Moffly Construction ,Inc specializes in high Quality construction projects. As a builder, David typically builds one project at a time providing the owners with his full and undiluted attention.

In addition to the building business, Moffly Construction, Inc.is a full service masonry contractor. Moffly Construction, Inc. crews install brick, block, stone, marble, and pool coping on high quality projects. His expert masonry installations can be seen on many of the exclusive homes, clubs, hotels and pools on Kiawah Island and the surrounding Charleston area.

Paul C. Groh

Project Manager

Paul Groh was born and raised in Aiken ,SC. Paul graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Science in 1992. He moved to Charleston and for the next few years he worked as a superintendent in the landscape installation and maintenance industry. He subsequently started his own landscape business. Paul performed many high end landscape installations in the Charleston area. Paul met his future employer Russ Cooper of Russ Cooper Associates, Inc while performing a major landscape installation on a house that Russ was building on Fly Way Drive on Kiawah Island.

Russ noticed Paul’s strong work ethic and eye for detail and when the project was completed he offered Paul a position in his company. Paul continued to work for Russ for the next ten years, moving from general utility work to Project Manager. He was involved in twelve projects and was Project Manager of seven of these including: 99 Surfsong Road, Sasanqua Day Spa, 85 Blue Heron Pond Road and 61 Salthouse Lane.

In 2006, Paul resigned from Russ Cooper Associates, Inc. and joined Moffly Construction, Inc. David and Paul had worked on several projects together as the masonry division of Moffly Construction, Inc was a principal masonry sub contractor for Russ Cooper Associates, Inc. Knowing that they both shared the same sense of dedication and attention to detail, a business partnership was the inevitable choice. Their first project together was a large home in Sea Island, Georgia which was completed in the summer of 2008.

Paul once asked a former client for advice in building a successful business. “Provide a superior product at a fair price with extraordinary service” he replied. This is the statement which continues to be Paul’s motivation