(Above) Urbanna home on Rappahannock after. Designed by Chris Riddick of Coastal Design. (Right) Urbanna home on Rappahannock before.
Their many years in the building industry and experience in design has enabled them to build to very high standards and stay within the owners’ budgets. When designs have exceeded the owners’ budgetary wishes they can often get back within budget with changes that will maintain the integrity of the project while not affecting the quality. In being a family owned company, Rick, Susan and Matt
want every owner to enjoy the experience of building a home, renovation or addition as much as they do. Turney and Turney Designers/Builders, Inc. is a member of the Rappahannock Home Builders Association and they service the entire Northern Neck and surrounding areas. Rick Turney is a member of the Rotary Club. The company is a proud member of the U.S. Green Builders Council which means they are educated in building or remodeling projects that are safe for the environment and energy efficient. The builders and sub-contractors are up to date on any type of windows, doors, insulation, even paint, which is environmentally friendly. They are capable of updating older HVAC systems to make them more eco-friendly and can explain the quality and safely of engineered septic systems.. Turney and Turney Designers/Builders, Inc. are based in
Kilmarnock and can be reached at 804-435-2767 or by email at
turneyandturney@gmail.com. Visit their website www.
turneyandturney.com for more information and photographs of previously built and remodeled homes. From massive renovations to remodeling single rooms, no job is too big, too small or too elegant. H
Rick and Susan Turney with son Matt Kaufmann 78
July/August 2011
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