Several custom builders at work in Arbor Springs Plantation

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Several custom builders at work in Arbor Springs Plantation

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At Lichty Brothers

the goals are to build quality products that last, to always impart a

little warmth in every home, and to be ever mindful that their last client

is the best advertising they could every have.

Mac McKinney,

president of McKinney Builders has 25 years of home-building experience

and he serves on the Board of Directors for the Home Builders Association

of Midwest Georgia. He has built his reputation by working closely with

buyers to produce top-quality homes that are delivered on time and within

budget. McKinney emphasizes personal supervision during all phases of

construction. He has built hundreds of single family homes.

Mac was chosen

them in their custom builder program. Members are selected based on their

reputation for quality craftsmanship and outstanding customer service.

They share a common goal of promoting excellence in design and construction

throughout the south.

"In today's

market, you must accommodate your customers, as they are far more educated

than ever before," said McKinney. "When the buyer and the builder

work closely together, both with a full understanding of budget and time

constraints, it makes for a top-quality product and a win-win situation."

Jerry Gyorgy,

president of Gyorgy Homes , has been building homes for more than

33 years. He began his career by reclaiming houses that were in disrepair,

updating them and then reselling them. Then he undertook extensive remodeling

and restoration projects. As he continued to gain knowledge, he moved

into building high-end custom homes.

Today Gyorgy

is recognized as a premier builder of luxury custom homes. Gyorgy's design

and construction earned "Best Floor Plan" at The Street of Dreams.

He also earned "Best Kitchen" and "Best Value" honors

for his home at the Parade of Homes. He is an active member of the Midwest

Georgia Home Builders Association.

A native Atlantan

and graduate of Washington & Lee University, Richard Simms

began his construction and building career in 1980 working for a large

volume Atlanta building company, and rapidly rose to a top management

position with direct responsibility for the logistics of building up to

750 homes per year. In 1985 he started his own companyconcentrating on

providing a high level of quality and personal service.

approximately twenty custom homes per year, Richard can ensure each house

is built with pride and that every customer receives excellent service,

both before, but especially after the sale.

Richard makes

it his personal goal to ensure that there is excellent communication between

customer and builder and that customer satisfaction remains the main mission

of his company.

Richard Simms

is Past President of the Midwest Georgia Home Builders Association, voted

Builder of the Year for 1996 by that organization, voted Builder of the

Year for 1999 by the city of Peachtree City, currently serves on the Board

of Directors of the Midwest Georgia Home Builders Association and the

Homebuilders Association of Georgia.

Southwind

Homes is owned and operated by two third-generation builders, Charlie

B. Harper and Kevin Walker, who never forget that their efforts will result

in a family's home. Because they produce only a limited number of houses

per year, they are able to spend time making sure that each home reflects

the owner's individual tastes and personality.

Homes built

master suites, chef's kitchens with ample space, and the highest level

of interior and exterior detail. Home plans are selected to compliment

the natural surroundings of the building site, with conservation of existing

foliage receiving high priority.

Southwind specializes

in custom homes from the 300's. Having built homes in Fayette and Coweta

counties, their efforts are now focused in Newnan's Arbor Springs Plantation.

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