Atkinson Custom Homes is a member of the National Association of Homebuilders (NAHB), Texas Association of Homebuilders (TAHB), Greater San Antonio Builders Association (GSABA), Licensed by the Texas Residential Construction Commission (TRCC), Certified by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA, and is a Certified Green Builder (CGP) by the National Association of Homebuilders.
Zachary is a Texas Tech graduate with a vast amount of experience in construction and homebuilding. Growing up in the oilfields of West Texas, Zachary learned at an early age the value of hard work, dedication and commitment. Zachary operates the company from his home and has no full-time employees, which allows low overhead costs and a valuable savings that he is able to pass on to his clients. Zachary personally maintains full-time, day-to-day supervision of every project. By being a low-volume builder, this allows Zachary to dedicate his full attention to every detail of the project - from lot selection and architectural design to construction from start to finish. In addition, customers have the opportunity to purchase home furnishings and accessories at wholesale prices using Zachary’s industry contacts.
Atkinson Custom Homes is dedicated to high quality construction and customer satisfaction as two of its most important goals. Much is expected of its suppliers and subcontractors, emphasizing high quality and attention to detail. By using superior building techniques, top quality construction materials, and reputable subcontractors and suppliers, Atkinson Custom Homes is able to deliver a home for its clients that they can appreciate and be proud of on a daily basis.
As mentioned above, Zachary is a Certified Green Builder by the National Association of Homebuilders. Atkinson Custom Homes are Energy Star Certified and are extremely energy efficient, using the latest energy-conscience building methods and materials. A wide range of additional steps can be taken to meet your Green Building needs for those who would like to take advantage of even more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly methods of construction.
