Pritchett Brothers Construction received national recognition in 2004 from Remodeling Magazine. We were honored with their Big 50 award. With over 800,000 remodeling companies in the nation today, Pritchett Brothers was acknowledged as one of the top 50 remodelers in the nation. Jon, Joe, Scott, and Ed Pritchett, along with Bryan Absher, attended a conference in Washington D.C. to accept this prestigious award.

Perhaps you are old enough to lament the following fact, or maybe you came of age after the era; but the landscape dotted with the view of glorious barns has been slowly slipping away. Great old barns are being replaced by newly constructed, metal-sided pole barns. Cheaper? Yes. More aesthetic? No. More efficient? Yes. Endearing? No. There is something about an old barn that pleads with you not to tear it down.

A client had an old pole barn filled with horse stalls. It was a small barn, but it was a barn nevertheless.

He found himself in need of a new office space. He wanted this offic close to home, and he had a barn that he wanted to continue looking like a great old barn. His question was this: Could he keep the grand exterior of a barn from the past, and still convert the interior into a modern, stylistic office for his business today?

Take a look! He could and he did. And for our work, Pritchett Brothers won the NARI Regional Contractor of the Year Award for 2005.