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Chesmar Homes announced that to-date nearly 30 of its vendors and suppliers have signed on to donate to the construction of Chesmar’s seventh Greater Houston Builders Association’s Benefit home.
This commitment is key to Chesmar building the Benefit home at low cost, so when sold at market value, it will raise funds for two local charities. These charities are HomeAid Houston and Operation Finally Home. Since the GHBA fundraiser began 41 years ago, more than $12 million has been raised.
Vendors and suppliers contributing include: Builders Post Tension, Crossville, DataSmart, Boan-Nu Tone, Houston Window Fashions, Templar Electric, Houston Hurricane, The Ark Cast Stone, Austin Windstorm Construction, Stewart Door Co., Perfection Wholesale, GE Appliances, Master Brick, Action Landscape, Sprint Sand & Clay, Tony’s Insulation, Seybro Door & Weatherstrip, BMC Lumber & Millwork, All Points Surveying, Surface Systems of Texas, Bac Trac Plumbing, Rock Materials, Simpson Strong-Tie, A-Tak Pest Control, Flooring Services, GAF, Southeast Tile and TopBuild Home Services.
The home is being built in Lago Mar, a Texas City community developed by Land Tejas. This lot was also a donation and reflects the generosity of Land Tejas within the greater Houston region, as it is their 18th lot donation to the Benefit Homes Project over the years.
“Our vendors and suppliers are one of the main reasons we can participate in this valuable fundraiser for the community,” said Scott Merovitch, Chesmar city president. “Their commitment to giving back to the community and to Chesmar reflects their huge hearts and uncompromising professionalism. We can’t thank each and every one enough for all they do for us and for those less fortunate.”
Chesmar is building its Hillcrest plan, a one-story design that features four bedrooms with a game room option; three baths and a two-car attached garaged and a covered patio.
An extended foyer leads to open casual dining, a family room, and an island kitchen with additional countertop dining. The study is convenient to the common area and the master suite.
“When you consider that Benefit homes are built even during difficult times such as today with COVID 19, that also says something about the integrity of the individuals in our industry who make this project a success year after year,” said Merovitch.
For additional information about the Benefit Homes Project or the Greater Houston Builders Association visit www.ghba.org or call 281970-8970.