Brett Lott Homes’ owner is proud of the company’s longevity, experience and relationships.
By Jim Harris, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Media
Brett Lott’s more than 28 years of experience make his company, Brett Lott Homes, a go-to luxury homebuilder in southeastern Washington state. “Our deep knowledge base has given us a good reputation, which I am very proud of,” he says. “We have a long list of people who are happy with the homes we’ve built for them.”
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Gaylord Hardwood Flooring locally sources the finest lumber to provide its clients with the highest-quality flooring.
By Janice Hoppe-Spiers, Senior Editor at Knighthouse Media
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and at Gaylord Hardwood Flooring that means creating some of the most unique wide plank flooring available. “We don’t use scanners to check for knots because we see that as a thing of beauty and our people are the artists,” owner Greg Gaylord says. “There are many tests to check milling and finishing quality, but selecting the most beautiful boards is not something that can be done by machine.”
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Avalon Custom Homes brings on-site supervision to the high-end Atlanta market.
By Tim O’Connor
Having spent the early part of his career in the fast-growing Aspen, Colo., and Hamptons, N.Y., markets, Craig Bass knew what it took to build a successful high-end custom home: detailed oversight. It’s an approach he’s brought to the Atlanta market through Avalon Custom Homes.
Avalon’s commitment to continuous on-site supervision is one of its primary differentiators from other builders in the Atlanta market. “Hands down, it’s our amount of on-site supervision and attention to all of the details,” Bass says.
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Sifly Homes prides itself on the quality workmanship put into each home that uniquely represents its clients' style.
By Janice Hoppe-Spiers
Sifly Homes hand crafts one-of-a-kind homes that reflect the personality, passion and lifestyle of its discriminating clients in Charleston, S.C., and on the resort islands of Kiawah and Seabrook. For the past 15 years, owner Jay Sifly has prided himself on delivering “predictably excellent” high-end homes.
After a stint in commercial construction that took him to the Bahamas and throughout the Southeastern United States, Sifly landed in Charleston in 1993 and began focusing on residential construction. Sifly worked for independent contractors over the next decade until he started Sifly Homes in 2003. “It didn’t take long before I got my first client and we have been busy ever since,” Sifly says.
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Corbo Associates is committed to tailoring its customers’ homes to their every need and desire.
By Bianca Herron
After building their first dream home, Ralph and Natalie Corbo were inspired to turn their love for architecture into a passion for building high-quality homes for others. In 1977, the former educators launched Corbo Associates Inc.
Today, the Roxbury, Conn.-based company has built more than 600 houses in alignment with its mission to create homes that enhance their overall natural surroundings and community.
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3rd Street Custom Homes prides itself on including innovative details that make its homes more livable for every inhabitant.
By Tim O’Connor
When designing a new home, Jeff Stegich, the owner of 3rd Street Custom Homes, likes to include small touches that few other builders would ever think of including. Stegich believes that simple elements such as a dedicated circuit for connected nightlights can make a huge quality-of-life difference to the people living inside.
“What I do in my homes has struck a chord with the general public,” Stegich says. “I took my and my wife’s experiences raising children and put that into the homes.” The nightlight circuit, for example, allows children to have a lit path at night run by an automatic timer. It improves safety and is less disruptive to mom and dad’s precious sleep.
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The Rinaldi Group works closely with its subcontractors and partners to deliver exceptional projects on time.
By Bianca Herron
The Rinaldi Group (TRG) is a full-service general contractor and construction management firm based in Secaucus, N.J., with satellite offices in New York City and Miami Beach, Fla. CEO Anthony Rinaldi started the company in 2003 after leaving Crain Construction, where he served as vice president, and later president, during an eight-year tenure dating back to 1996.
Rinaldi notes that although he left due to “irreconcilable differences” with the owner, he enjoyed playing a key role in helping Crain maintain business in excess of $100 million at the time.
Fifteen years later, TRG has earned a reputation for performance and execution. The company has more than 100 employees and focuses primarily on high-rise commercial hotels, and residential and office buildings in the private industry sectors. With more than $600 million worth of projects in its pipeline, TRG has come a long way from its early days of constructing sidewalks and curbs.
“I literally had to start all over again with nothing after Crain,” Rinaldi explains. “We have worked our way up from curbs to building 40-plus-story buildings throughout New York City. It’s been a long road and we’re very proud of our company.”
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Premier Developers prides itself on exceeding its clients’ expectations.
By Bianca Herron
Peter Tiflinsky migrated from his birthplace in Ukraine to the United States with one goal in mind: to start a business that his family could benefit from for generations. More than 15 years ago, Tiflinsky founded Premier Developers LLC in Englewood Cliffs, N.J.
The company initially focused on small, single-family homes and has since earned a reputation as a luxury builder of townhomes, mid-rise buildings, high-end multifamily and single-family homes. Premier Developers has built more than 100 custom homes and six residential buildings throughout New Jersey’s Bergen, Hudson and Essex counties.
In addition, the company is known to be a consistent, ready and able buyer, says Principal Tiflinsky. “We continue to successfully climb the ladder in the development industry,” he says. “I realized that real estate development and investing was my passion. I had a good eye for design, put both likings together and began purchasing property in Bergen county.”
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