Precision HomeCrafters

Precision HomeCrafters is a homebuilding company located at 104 Trade Center Drive, off of Old Montgomery Highway in unincorporated Jefferson County between Hoover and Pelham.

The company was founded by George Williams in 1997. Joshua Dean, one of the co-founders of Appleseed Workshop, joined Precision HomeCrafters in 2013 and took over the business in 2020. In 2021 Precision HomeCrafters began partnering with Strout Architecture to offer the "AnotherStory" system for homeowners wishing to add a second floor to a single-level residence. By leaving the original roof in place until the new wall and roof system is completed, residents are generally able to maintain occupancy of their home during the process.

In 2023 Precision HomeCrafters merged with Highland Design + Build, a business founded as Case Remodeling and owned by Tom Coan.

References

• Thrailkill, Laurel (October 27, 2022) "Veteran builders team on home renovation venture." Birmingham Business Journal
• Clark, Cara (April 12, 2023) "Homebuilding firms cement merger." Birmingham Business Journal

External links

• Precision HomeCrafters website