Currently qualified
to build in 33 states, the company has completed work in 17 states for
such major retailers as Home Depot, Wal-Mart, Kmart, Best Buy, Office
Depot, Rooms To Go and several others. Also on the client list are major
developers such as the Sembler Company for which Henry Town Center, an
800,000 sq. ft. shopping center in McDonough, was recently completed.
Other recent
Atlanta area projects of note include The Home Depot site and building
and the Wal-Mart site work in Peachtree City, The Home Depot in Dawsonville
and an $8 million renovation and site improvement project at the Kmart
Distribution Center in Newnan. Ground breaking for a new Home Depot facility
in Suwanee was scheduled for the first of this year.
The company
has grown every year of its existence and has completed $101 million of
work in fiscal 2002. Future growth will come from existing and new clients
but will remain focused on the retail and distribution/warehouse facility
niche.
Richard Simms
Homes has been building new homes in the Peachtree City and the Fayette
County area for over 15 years. It has also been named Builder of the Year
Simms serves on the Board of Directors of the local, state and National
Association of Homebuilders.
This award
recognizes the company's strong and consistent emphasis on job safety
and the prevention of job site accidents. This is the second time the
company has received the award.
"We think
that outstanding achievement should receive recognition, and these building
professionals have actively worked to excel in construction quality and
jobsite safety," said Peachtree City building official Tom Carty.
"Each of these firms has been excellent to work with over the past
year."
The Builder
of the Year Awards is an annual event, and awardees are selected by the
members of Peachtree City's Developmental Services Division who deal with
the various stages of development and construction.
Carty and Peachtree
City Mayor Brown presented the awards at the Jan. 19 City Council meeting.
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