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Aycock Properties

Aycock Properties, Inc. is a residential and commercial general contractor in Atlanta, Georgia specializing in Property Receivership and Construction Management. Aycock Properties has over 10 years of construction experience. Incorporated in the State of Georgia we are bonded and licensed as an unlimited general contractor (in several states). Our staff possesses a wealth of construction experience and knowledge.

Our goal is to establish long-term clients, built upon lasting relationships. Our continual commitment to client satisfaction yields a long list of repeat business and client referrals.

Over the years, we have learned that in order to be successful it is essential to provide a full range of contractor services, complete projects in the shortest time possible and deliver the highest quality product within the customer’s budget.

Our knowledge and expertise in commercial and residential development backed by our successful track record during varied economic times give us a distinct advantage over the other service providers. We add value by bringing creative solutions to complex assets as opposed to a quick, discounted sale. From completing and unfinished residential subdivision to stabilizing an underperforming commercial property, we bring over a century of combined experience in all aspect of commercial and residential real estate.

As a full service multi-disciplinary general contractor and construction management firm, we bring years of experience in delivering comprehensive construction services and solutions to some of the region’s most prestigious private and public sector clients. Above all we are builders and we build in a safe, dependable and timely manner.

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