The program
gives members the association the opportunity to compete with their industry
professionals in building, remodeling, marketing and personal achievement
areas. This year, 41 industry professionals traveled to Atlanta from across
the United States during August to judge the hundreds of entries.
Tim Jones Communities
won a Silver Award for "Single Family Detached $130,000 to $159,999"
in the category for companies building 100 plus homes a year. The winning
house is located in Calloway Village at City Square, a community in McDonough.
Tim Jones Communities
is a 22-year-old organization which is currently the leading builder in
the Clayton/Henry area of Metro South. The company is now building at
a pace of between 250 and 300 new homes a year.
The owner and
president is Tim Jones, who has been involved in building since he was
19 years old and was the 1998-99 president of the Greater Atlanta Home
Builders Association and is also a past president of the Metro South Home
Builders Association.
He was the
2000 Builder of the Year for the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association
and the 2000 Builder Member of the Year for the Home Builders Association
of Georgia.
In recent years,
he and his company have been recognized with the prestigious Diamond Builder
award from 2/10 Home Buyers Warranty (HBW), the nation's leading 10-year
home buyer's warranty program, for a proven track record in superior construction
standards, design quality, and outstanding customer service.
In 1998, Tim
Jones Communities Inc. was among the first group of metro Atlanta area
builders to receive the prestigious Certified Professional Home Builder
designation. The company has earned several Professionalism Awards from
the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association and its Sales & Marketing
Council.
More information
about Tim Jones Communities can be found on the Internet at www.timjonescommunities.com.
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