LowCountry Home Magazine Recognizes Winner of 2020 Joseph C. Harden Community Excellence Award
Nov 17, 2020
November 17, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - LowCountry Home Magazine, South Carolina’s Premier Home Builder’s Publication, highlights this year’s winner of the Joseph C. Harden Community Excellence Award. This newest recognition is given by the Hilton Head Area Home Builders Association (HHA HBA), a non-profit professional trade association in SC. HHA HBA comprises more than 450 member companies representing the building industry throughout Beaufort, Jasper, Hampton, and Colleton Counties.
The Joseph C. Harden Community Excellence Award recognizes achievements in community building by an HBA member company. For 2020, the award is conferred to David Gaal of Gaal Custom Homes & Remodeling. He was recognized “for continuing the work of Joseph C. Harden in creating new and better ways to make vibrant spaces for all Lowcountry citizens,” as published on the Lowcountry Interior Design Magazine website.
A licensed general contractor, Gaal was recognized for the significant impact he has made through projects with The Literacy Center, Deep Well’s Livable Housing Program, The HBA’s Education Foundation Scholarship program, and more.
Meanwhile, LowCountry Home Magazine is a Bluffton-based publication featuring different personalities coming from various industries. They provide a directory of professionals in varied fields of interest, including architecture, insurance, real estate, interior design, mortgage and loans, windows, flooring, pools, and more.
The Media Company in Bluffton, SC states that “Each builder and remodeling advertiser in this publication is a member of the Hilton Head Area Home Builders Association and takes exceptional pride in building quality homes. These members understand the importance of continuing education, skill, craftsmanship and are committed to fairness and honesty. So, when you begin your search for a builder, remodeler, products or services, we hope that LowCountry Home Magazine will continue to be your source of choice.”
LowCountry Home Magazine has been in the business for more than 25 years now. This premier building and construction magazine reaches communities throughout SC. With the slogan “Better Southern Building,” Lowcountry Home Magazine aims to promote a better life for the community by being a primary source of information in the area.
To subscribe to this Modern Home Magazine in Bluffton, SC, call 843-247-7272 or send an email to [email protected]. LowCountry Home Magazine is located at 2 C Anolyn Ct, Bluffton, SC 29910, United States. Visit their website at https://www.lowcountryhome.com/.
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For more information about Lowcountry Home Magazine , contact the company here:
Lowcountry Home Magazine
Dan Monroe
(843) 247-7272
[email protected]
2 C Anolyn Ct, Bluffton, SC 29910
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