Reno Pro Inc Formalizes Its Commitment to Beaufort County Through Ongoing Community Support

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Reno Pro Inc is putting a formal structure behind the community sponsorships and volunteer work it has supported since 2005, with a standing commitment to continue that support each year.

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC / ACCESS Newswire / September 1, 2026 / A local business with a local promise

Reno Pro Inc has worked on homes and commercial properties across Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, South Carolina, since 2005. The company was founded by Anthony Genovese and Chad Perrine, with Eric Norman joining as a business partner about a year later. All three still run the company today.

Reno Pro Inc is now naming what has largely been informal practice: a continued commitment to community sponsorships and volunteering in Beaufort County. The company says this is not a new program so much as a public statement of something it already does and intends to keep doing.

Why the company is saying this out loud

Reno Pro Inc has said that continuing education, community sponsorships, and volunteering are part of how it defines growth as a business. Profit and project count are not the only measures the company uses to track whether a year went well.

"Happy clients matter more than profit," the company has said of how it measures success. That same thinking extends to how Reno Pro Inc views its place in Beaufort County. A construction company works inside a community for years at a time, not just for the length of a single project. Reno Pro Inc says it wants its presence in Hilton Head Island and Bluffton to reflect that.

What the commitment includes

Reno Pro Inc's community commitment has three parts:

Sponsorships. The company continues to support local organizations and events in the areas where it works, rather than concentrating giving in one place or one cause.

Volunteering. Team members give time directly, alongside financial support.

Continuing education. Reno Pro Inc treats ongoing training and certification for its team as connected to its community role, not separate from it. A licensed, certified, and insured crew is part of what the company considers a baseline responsibility to the people it works for and works alongside.

The company has not attached a dollar figure or a fixed calendar to this commitment. Instead, it is describing a standing practice it intends to carry forward without a stated end date.

How this connects to the work itself

Reno Pro Inc has said that punctuality, communication, and cleanliness are the qualities it holds itself to on every job. The company draws a direct line between that standard and its approach to community involvement: both come down to showing up and following through.

"We're not trying to be the biggest, just the best," the company has said of its overall approach. Reno Pro Inc argues that a construction company's reputation is built job by job, and that community involvement works the same way. There is no single event that establishes trust. It comes from consistent, smaller actions repeated over years.

The company's leadership has also pointed to self-awareness as part of how it operates day to day, treating every project, and every year, as a chance to learn something rather than assuming it has already figured everything out. That same posture is behind the decision to keep this commitment open-ended rather than framing it as a one-time initiative with a finish line.

What comes next

Reno Pro Inc says it will keep its sponsorship and volunteer activity tied to the same two towns where it has worked since 2005: Hilton Head Island and Bluffton. The company is not expanding its service area as part of this announcement. It is narrowing its focus to the same footprint it has always had, and committing to stay involved there.

Reno Pro Inc has framed this as a long-term posture rather than a campaign. The company says its team will keep participating in local sponsorships and volunteer efforts as they come up, and will continue folding continuing education into its standard operations for staff.

No new hires, services, or locations are tied to this announcement. Reno Pro Inc says the point is simpler: to say plainly, as a company, what it has already been doing, and to commit to keep doing it.

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About Reno Pro Inc

Reno Pro Inc is a commercial and residential construction and renovation company based in Beaufort County, South Carolina, serving Hilton Head Island and Bluffton. Founded in 2005 by Anthony Genovese and Chad Perrine, with Eric Norman joining as a business partner shortly after, the company has more than 60 years of combined team experience in residential and commercial construction. Reno Pro Inc is licensed, certified, and insured.

Contact:
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SOURCE: Reno Pro Inc.



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