Raybrook Homes Named 2024 National NARI Winner

Recognition That Means Something
There are a lot of awards in the construction and renovation industry. Most of them don't mean much. The National Association of the Remodeling Industry's (NARI) national awards are different.
NARI's CotY (Contractor of the Year) awards are judged by industry professionals who evaluate the actual work — the craftsmanship, the complexity, the quality of execution. Winning at the national level means your project was measured against the best renovation work done anywhere in the country that year. It's not a popularity contest. It's a standard.
We're proud to share that Raybrook Homes was named a 2024 National NARI CotY Winner. It's a recognition we don't take lightly.
The Project Behind the Award
The winning project was a full-scale renovation of a mid-century home in the Greenville area — a home with strong bones, real architectural character, and decades of deferred maintenance that had accumulated into a genuine transformation challenge.
The scope included structural repairs, a complete kitchen and primary suite redesign, mechanical system replacement throughout, and exterior restoration that brought the home's original character back while improving its performance significantly. The result was a home that felt both completely new and entirely itself.
The homeowners had trusted us with something irreplaceable. That trust is what made the award meaningful — not the trophy itself, but what it represents about the work that earned it.
What This Means for Our Clients
Awards are rearview-mirror recognition. What matters to us going forward is the standard they reflect.
Every project at Raybrook Homes gets the same level of care and precision that earned this recognition. Whether it's a kitchen update or a full-home transformation, we bring the same team, the same process, and the same commitment to quality that shows up in nationally recognized work.
If you're planning a renovation and you want to work with a team whose work has been validated at the highest level, we'd welcome the conversation.