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Alair Decatur Named NARI Regional Remodeler of the Year (RotY™) Award Winner
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The Alair Decatur team wins five regional awards across the historical, landscape, bath and addition categories for the southeast region.

ATLANTA - Washingtoner -- The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) has named Alair Decatur in Atlanta, GA, 2025 Southeast Regional Remodeler of the Year (RotY™) winner in the five residential categories of Historical Renovation/Restoration (Under $250K), Landscape Design/Outdoor Living (Under $100K), Bath (Under $40K and $70 to $100K) and Addition (Under $250K) as part of its annual awards competition.

"The entire team at Alair Decatur is honored to be recognized with five RotYs for our accomplishments in this competitive industry." says Heather Shuster, Alair Homes Decatur Partner. "These awards are confirmation of this team's dedication to the work, to each other and to our clients."

Each year, NARI presents awards to members who have demonstrated outstanding work through their remodeling projects. The Remodeler of the Year Awards, formerly Contractor of the Year (CotY) Awards, are the highest form of recognition by industry leaders and peers. With hundreds of entries submitted nationwide, each project is judged with meticulous standards and criteria. This year, more than 160 Regional Winners earned this prestigious honor, collectively representing over $190 million in remodeling projects.

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"NARI RotY winners represent the best of the best in the remodeling industry," says Tracy Wright, CAE, CNAP, NARI Co-CEO. "This year's competition was fierce, and we're thrilled to celebrate the outstanding work NARI members deliver every day."

NARI will honor all Regional Winners and announce the National Winners at the Evening of Excellence live on April 9, 2025, at the NARI Annual Conference in Austin, Texas. Visit nari.org for more information.

About NARI

The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) is the premier association representing the remodeling industry, committed to advancing professionalism and fostering consumer confidence. NARI members adhere to a strict Code of Ethics and uphold the highest standards of quality and integrity, ensuring Remodeling Done Right™. By equipping remodelers nationwide with resources, education, and networking opportunities, NARI helps its members thrive and build trust with homeowners. Find a trusted NARI professional at remodelingdoneright.com. For more information, visit nari.org or call 847-298-9200.

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About Alair Decatur

Alair Homes Decatur is an award-winning custom home builder and remodeler, dedicated to creating exceptional homes in Decatur and surrounding areas. We bring expert craftsmanship, innovative design, and personalized service to every project, from custom-built residences to high-end renovations and historic home restorations. With a commitment to quality, transparency, and attention to detail, our team transforms visions into reality.

Contact
Lauren Wickstead
***@alairhomes.com


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