We have had the opportunity to be apart of many great TV programs on good networks in the past and are especially proud to be part of HGTV’s hit show Curb Appeal 2010 season. No- HGTV does not stand for Hoots Group TV….
We were part of several episodes set to air early next year and we were able to add a layer of green to each episode. John Gidding the principle designer and show host had this to say about our team:
“I just wanted to express my deep gratitude at the incredible work you guys did for the Avery project. In every way, you exceeded everyone’s expectations – even mine. Thank you so much for everything.
Of the many companies I’ve worked with for HGTV projects, and for my own design firm, you are among a tiny group of leaders; head and shoulders above the rest.”
I would like to attribute the success of these episodes to our VP of production- Justin McAusland, who was able to manage each project around the cameras and keep them on schedule!
Here is picture of a before and after of the last project that Justin managed.
Courtesy of John Gidding
The material that you see is a thermally modified decking and fencing material supplied by:
Via Viridis, LLC, 131-A Bells Ferry Lane, Marietta, GA 30066, 770-345-4000 Office
Some of our fellow renovation contractors saw these picture and stated, ‘these pictures look good, but I thought that the Hoots Group was a green contractor- these don’t look green!’
Seriously? Why does building green not imply good design and craftsmanship? That is too funny. I guess that they were expecting to see an Earthship made out of tires and powered by a wind turbine!