West Point is a different kind of market, and we work both sides of it
Before the Kia Motors plant opened in 2009, West Point was a quiet border town with a historic downtown, a few thousand residents, and more vacant commercial space than it knew what to do with. Today it's something else entirely: the plant pulls in a workforce from across Troup County and Chambers County, Alabama, and that workforce needs places to live, places to rent, and places to eat. The contractor work in West Point now splits into two very different kinds of jobs, and we handle both.
On the residential side, you have longtime homeowners updating the homes they've lived in for decades, plus newer owners buying into West Point because it's still more affordable than LaGrange or Columbus. On the rental and commercial side, you have landlords turning over duplex units between tenants, small business owners fitting out storefronts, and the occasional ground-up build on a lot that's been sitting empty since the 90s.