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Plateau Area Builder Scores a Hat
Trick
Pocono Builders
Association held its annual awards banquet
at the Stroudsmoor Inn on Wednesday
September 16. Centennial Homes, Inc. of Blakeslee
repeated its 2007 and 2008 performance by earning
five more awards (a hat trick).
Centennial Homes, celebrating its 22nd
year in business, has previously won awards
in 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2008. Centennial
Homes, Inc. received awards this year in the
following categories:
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Best Residential Construction
under 1500 square feet.
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Best
Residential Architecture under
1500 square feet.
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Best
Residential Architecture under $150,000.
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Best Residential
Architecture between 1500 and
2500 square feet.
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Best Residential Architecture
between $150,000 and $225,000.
Robert Hutchins, Centennial’s Vice President
and production manager said, "I always try
to be positive so I expected to win at least
one award this year. In the past, we have
won awards for quality construction,
affordability and value but this year we are
thrilled to also have won for architecture."
Each year members of the Pocono Builders
Association submit homes to a panel of
judges from outside of the area. They are
judged on quality, value, architecture and
affordability. Winners are presented with
their awards at their annual banquet and the
homeowners involved receive identical
plaques.
The awards coincide with the completion of
Centennial's first "Living Green home"
, a three
thousand square foot split level which
was built in Tannersville.
Jim Hutchins, Centennial’s CEO put it this
way, “We are, of course, very
proud of our success in winning five more
awards. I think they are yet another
indicator of our efforts to always remain in
the vanguard of the building community—in
this instance, it is thru quality
construction, design, and value .”
The
Anatomy of an Award Winning Home
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