Published: June 20, 2008
Despite Down Market, Sales Up for Homes Using Natural Elements
ATHENS, Tenn., June 20 /PRNewswire/ -- While homebuilders across the
country are coping with stagnant inventories, Tennessee Log and Timber Homes
Inc. has seen sales of its Natural Element Homes(TM) increase by 108% in the
past year. TheAthens, TN headquartered company is beating current economic
housing trends by creating a custom style of home that resonates with
Americans' desire to get closer to nature and incorporate natural materials
into their daily lives.
The Natural Element Homes brand represented approximately $34 million
dollars in completed construction costs for 2007 and spanned an area across
the U.S. These homes combine custom "mountain" architectural design with
unique natural building materials, such as stone, timber, bark, and wood, to
blend with the environment. They are engineered with innovative wood products
that out-perform conventional materials. "We use cutting-edge construction
methods to create these spectacular natural-style homes," said CEO Burton
Webb. "These types of homes go along with the 'back to nature' lifestyle of
living in a mountain resort area, and fit naturally into their location."
The Natural Element Home(TM) style obviously appeals to home buyers, as
nationwide sales have increased significantly each year since they were
introduced in 2005. "We are very proud of our performance; given this is one
of the housing industry's toughest years -- certainly since we've been in
business," said Webb.
About Tennessee Log and Timber Homes
Founded in 1975, Tennessee Log and Timber Homes Inc. provides
architectural design, natural and reclaimed materials, and construction of
quality custom homes internationally through its network of building
consultants. Headquartered inAthens, TN, and managed by the founding Webb
family, the company has two distinct product lines: Log Homes and Natural
Element Homes. Tennessee Log and Timber Homes is a member of the National
Association of Home Builders, American Institute of Architects, U.S. Green
Building Council, Timberframers Guild, and Log Home Council. To learn more,
visit http://www.tnloghomes.com and http://www.naturalelementhomes.com.
Contact:
For Tennessee Log and Timber Homes
Peter Eschbach, 423-956-0079
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SOURCE Tennessee Log and Timber Homes Inc.
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