With more and more construction taking up general contractors’ time, homeowners are having a challenging time finding contractors to do renovation work on their personal homes or rental properties. Boutique real estate company Worthington Realty has come up with a solution for its clients. The company is partnering with general contractor Tanner Miller to offer expanded and enhanced services for their renovation needs.
The new concierge service offering will allow Worthington clients to get timely estimates for renovation projects than if they were to call an outside contractor, prompt responses to their questions, open communication throughout the duration of the job, and above all, work completed within the client’s budget.
Beyond many property owners completing restorations after Hurricane Ian, renovations to update older homes is a common strategy for increasing property values and attracting sales or rentals. This concierge service will support Worthington’s clients in getting their properties on the market more quickly and better prepared to sell or rent.
Miller recently joined Worthington as a sales associate and has nearly a decade of experience in the real estate business, several as a construction manager for a national builder and five as one of top salespeople at Babcock Ranch in Charlotte County. His unique experiences in real estate give him a great perspective into what homeowners are looking for in a general contractor and will allow him to work well with Worthington for a seamless solution for their clients.
“With the recovery from Ian and the tremendous growth in our region many people are having to wait months to get a contractor to do any renovation work on their homes or rental properties,” said Worthington Realty Owner and Broker Brian Rodgers. “Our partnership with Miller will streamline that process for clients and give them the personalized care they deserve, and we continue to offer.”
For more information, call 239-437-3334, email info@worthingtonrealty.com or visit WorthingtonRealty.com.
