This is the

second time that Huddleston-Thompson has earned the award, with the first

honor coming in 1997. Announcement of the award came at a recent Peachtree

City Council meeting.

The partners

in Huddleston-Thompson are Bill Huddleston and David Thompson. Huddleston

is a lifetime resident of Peachtree City, and his grandfather and father

were the owners of much of the land which has become Peachtree City. Thompson1s

family moved to Fayetteville in 1959 and then to Peachtree City in 1968.

His parents first operated a pharmacy in Fayetteville, then opened the

first pharmacy in Peachtree City, and later became involved in the local

real estate industry.

Thompson first

worked with a general contractor in Atlanta after his graduation from

Fayette County High School, and he and Huddleston started building together

in 1983. Their efforts were primarily in Fayette County until the early

1990s, when they began concentrating on the Peachtree City market. Specializing

in high quality custom homes, Huddleston-Thompson has built in SmokeRise,

StoneyBrook Plantation, Southern Shore, and for the past four years, in

Kedron Hills. They are now in The Peninsula, having purchased 18 homesites

there.

Huddleston-Thompson

usually builds only four to five homes a year. "We rarely build the

same house twice," said Huddleston, noting that "most of the

time people see what we've done, then come to us with the plan they want

us to build."

In the company

organization, Huddleston is in charge of administrative matters, while

Thompson spends most of his time at job sites. However, both men spend

a great deal of time working with the homeowners throughout the building

process. Wayne Ellington serves as supervisor, while James Hall assists

Thompson and and Ellington at the homes under construction.

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