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Years Building with JWH&N: 6 years

Years Building Homes: 7 years

Current Neighborhood(s)building:
Centennial,  Legend Oaks,
LeGrande, Regency Oaks, River Oaks,
The Highlands at Guilford Forest  

Family Status: Single  

Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia

 

 

My Passion for Homebuilding

I love the fact that we personally get to see a project start from the infancy of an idea or concept to its completion.  Too often, in other fields, the end product is not a tangible result.  John Wieland, in collaboration with his employees and customers, produces a home that is capable of providing wonderful memories that last a lifetime.

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letter_q What do you love about being a John Wieland Builder?
A. John's outstanding history in the industry has afforded me the opportunity to truly impact people's lives with a great product along with an unmatched customer service experience.
letter_q What is your favorite quote?
A. "I never learn anything talking.  I only learn things when I ask questions" - Lou Holtz
letter_q What do you like most about being a home builder?
A. Every job is unique in its own way.  No one day is the same.   
letter_q What is your favorite sports team?
A. The Atlanta Falcons.  I'm not a band wagon fan either.  I've been around for the long haul.
letter_q What is your favorite movie one-liner?
A. "Talk to me Goose" - Top Gun
letter_q What is your favorite restaurant?
A. Chick-fil-A.  I should seriously buy stock in this company!
letter_q What are your hobbies?
A. I love playing golf.  It is way too much fun and you'll never have to twist my arm to go play.
letter_q What is the best home maintenance tip you recommend?
A. Change your air filters!
letter_q Do you envision the end product while building?
A. Absolutely.  That's what builds the excitement for myself and the homeowner.

My Most Memorable Homeowner Story 

I was building a home in Vinings Estates that was days away from completion.  It was so unique and had come together so well that I brought my family out to see it on the weekend.  As we were touring the home, a fellow co-worker stopped by to show his wife.  As we continued to look around, the homeowners pulled up with out-of-town relatives since they too wanted to take a tour of the home.  Everyone ended up in the family room, laughing about how pleased we were with the home that we all felt the need to share it before the closing day.  It was a moment where it ceased to be strictly a business relationship and became much more personal on a wonderful level.