since, and, each time a monster storm makes its way across the Caribbean, the specter of evacuation hangs over residents of the Carolina coast. Such trepidation will be a thing of the past if Ray Hawes has his way. Using technology his company, Rapid Deployable Systems, Inc., developed for its military and business clients, Hawes hopes to build homes in the Lowcountry that will stand up to the force of a category 5 hurricane or even a major earthquake. “If you’re spending $6 million to $8 million to build a house, why not invest additional money to make it totally safe?” Hawes asked rhetorically. Hawes, his son Geoff and their


new company, Cat Five Houses of Charleston, have already built two homes in Mount Pleasant. About two years ago, Geoff’s house was completely remodeled to withstand


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Cat Five Houses of Charleston can work with an architect and builder to produce a house of any shape or design.


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