PWC Builds

04/27/2026

Check out our Behind the Build. The start to the end of East Coast Animal Build. Commercial Remodel with PWC Builds. Our permit was issued 7/16/2025 and we passed our final inspections 12/15/2025! See the full video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aibHJW0C-iM

04/16/2026

Thank You, FBCA Community!

We are so grateful for the families, grandparents, alumni, and community members who have already participated in our Leave Your Legacy Brick Campaign. Your support is helping us create a beautiful space on campus for years to come.

🧱 Brick orders will officially close on April 19th.

If you have been thinking about purchasing a legacy brick — to honor your family, celebrate a milestone, or share a message of faith — there is still time to be part of this special project.

👉 Order your brick here: https://polarengraving.com/crusadersonline

Thank you for helping us build something meaningful — brick by brick.

04/16/2026

03/31/2026

Our little office baby

03/23/2026

Our First Baptist School addition is progressing and our new PWC Office is taking shape with concrete. If you are interested in renting a new custom space contact us 386-283-4323! Expected move in July 2026!

03/17/2026

Welcome to East Coast Animal Hospital! What a beautiful place to bring your fur baby. We completed this 8000 sq ft remodel and addition in December.

03/06/2026

Friday Flagler Beach updates

03/02/2026

Today's the day! We're thrilled to break ground on the First Baptist Christian Academy expansion, bringing new opportunities to this incredible school.

02/11/2026

💜Over the next several days, we’ll be spotlighting the generous sponsors and supporters who help make our 28th Annual Eddie Mooney Awards possible🧡.
⭐ Today, we are proud to spotlight PWC Builds ⭐
Thank you for your continued support and commitment to inclusion and our community.

02/06/2026

This house is coming along beautifully! 1st coat of drywall mud going in. We are finishing this house with a level 4 drywall. To achieve level 4 classification, the drywall must first have embedded joint tape on all seams and corners. After this, installers apply two coats of joint compound over the seams, one coat over the corners, and three coats over the fasteners. The result is a near-perfect blend between panels and seams.