AMERICAN HERITAGE HOMES: It's Official..

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

It's Official..

It's official, today we became members of the Southern Utah Home Builders Association...

American Heritage Homes was excited to join this association because "SUHBA MEMBERS DON'T JUST LIVE IN OUR COMMUNITY....THEY VOLUNTEER & MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO BETTER OUR COMMUNITY!"

Check out how SUHBA members care about their community...here is just a small sample of the many contributions that have been made to better our community.

Fundraising and Building of the Doctors' Free Clinic
Help Build Habitat for Humanity Homes, Fundraising Efforts, & Donations
Extensive Involvement in the 2005 Flood Relief Efforts
Built the Fire Safety Training House
Help Build the Childrens' Justice Center
Improvements to the DOVE Center
Remodeled St. George Musical Theater
Home Remodels and Improvements to Help the Disabled
Construction Career Days to Promote Industry to High School Students
Built Play Houses and Dog Houses to Benefit Habitat for Humanity
Annual Food Drive for Dixie Care & Share at Christmas Banquet

At American Heritage Homes, we are excited to be apart of an organization that who has a mission of "building communities - contributing to the growth, prosperity and quality of life these exceptional communities have come to enjoy."

Interested in learning more about SUHBA?

Check out their site at: http://www.suhba.com/

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About Us

Shem and Seth Foster (yes they are brothers) have an extensive construction background that began as young men in the Southeastern region of Utah. Both Foster boys quickly advanced from working with their father in the family wood chopping business, to working with several local contractors.

As they grew older, they parted ways moving to different states where both advanced up the construction “ladder.” Shem worked for several years as a master tile setter and easily became an onsite project manager for a custom homebuilder in Las Vegas, Nevada, building over 400 custom homes since 2000. Seth also became a project manager with a homebuilding company in Northern Utah and he also began a very successful framing company, Rocktite Construction Company, where he employed over 100 framers and framed over 2000 homes.

In 2009, the unique opportunity came for the brothers to work together once again, this time as partners in their own construction company, American Heritage Homes.