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Current News

Highlander Construction & Development, Inc. announces the hiring of a new Director of Marketing & Sales
> More about Ms. LeeAnn Francis

Governor Robert McDonnell Appoints James Oliver, President of Highlander Construction, to the Virginia Board for Contractors
> Read the Letter of Congratulations from Lt. Gov. Bill Boiling
> More about the Virginia Board for Contractors

The NRVHBA announced that Highlander Construction has been nominated for the 2010 NRVHBA Design Excellence Award.
> VOTE Dec. 2.

Highlander Construction & Development participated in a joint study conducted by the Center for Applied Behavior Systems at Virginia Tech and the National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health.
> Safety & Sustainability Study

"Why Build Now" in March/April, 2010 issue of New River Valley Magazine: James Oliver from Highlander Construction & Development explains why now is a great time to build a home.
> Why build a custom home?



Our Professional Associations

National Home Builders AssociationEarth Craft HouseEnergy StarMontgomery County Chamber of CommerceBetter Business Bureau MemberInternational Code CouncilHome Builders Association of VirginiaNew River Valley Home Builders AssociationNew River Valley Association of Realtors

Virginia License # 2705-127672 A

Before you choose your contractor


Do your homework:

  • Hire only a licensed and insured contractor.
  • Check contractor’s license at www.dpor.virginia.gov.
  • Check with the Better Business Bureau for complaints at www.vawest.bbb.org.
  • Do a credit check. Visit Dunn and Bradstreet at www.dnb.com.
  • Check to see if they are a member of the New River Valley Home Builders Association at www.nrvhba.com.
  • Ask for various references including those from current and previous customers, banks, and vendors. Call at least three.
  • Request a copy of the contractor’s standard contract, specifications, and warranty. Consider having an attorney review the documents.
  • Ask to see and tour current building projects. Look for clean, organized, and safe job sites.



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