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Greentech Homes LLC
GreenTech Homes began with a shared vision between founders Paul Teruya and Jim Storey, who originally met while launching a specialty cabinetry business — now known as 4-Day Cabinets. In 2008, an opportunity arose to build homes in the new Jefferson Heights Park neighborhood in Chattanooga’s Southside, a project championed by the Lyndhurst Foundation. That’s where the story of GreenTech Homes truly began. Show more
GreenTech Homes began with a shared vision between founders Paul Teruya and Jim Storey, who originally met while launching a specialty cabinetry business — now known as 4-Day Cabinets. In 2008, an opportunity arose to build homes in the new Jefferson Heights Park neighborhood in Chattanooga’s Southside, a project championed by the Lyndhurst Foundation. That’s where the story of GreenTech Homes truly began.
From the beginning, every home was designed with thoughtfulness and precision. Paul and Jim would spend countless hours refining floor plans — obsessing over the details to make the most of every square foot and to build with lasting quality. That same commitment still guides our team today.
What started as a single infill project has since grown into a citywide movement. GreenTech Homes now builds across some of Chattanooga’s most cherished areas, including St. Elmo, North Chattanooga, Southside, Red Bank, and beyond. Our neighborhoods are walkable, connected, and designed to foster relationships — not just sell homes.
At GreenTech, we believe homebuilding is more than floor plans and finishes. It's about crafting spaces where life happens — morning coffee on the porch, impromptu sidewalk chats, backyard barbecues with neighbors who become lifelong friends. To us, “green” means building intentionally: using high-quality materials, integrating modern, energy-conscious technologies, and always thinking about how people will actually live in the space.
Every member of our team is passionate about what we do — and it shows. Whether it’s solving the puzzle of a tricky layout, tracking down the perfect detail to match a homeowner’s vision, or simply seeing someone light up as they walk through their finished home, we’re driven by the joy of the people we serve.
This isn’t just construction. It’s community-building. And we’re proud to help families across Chattanooga start their next chapter. Hide
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Of 2377 surveys sent, 1404 were responded toReviews 254
Of 1404 respondents, 254 left a reviewRecent reviews
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Review in Hixson, TN
We are disappointed in the quality of the home as well as easements not being proactively communicated to us during the buying process. As for quality, what I mean is that 2 years into the build, our roof was leaking. After having an inspection we found that a significant part of the shingles are damaged and too much water was flooding into the flashing causing the leak. We’ve also had significant and persistent HVAC issues for the entire two years we lived here, often times being brushed off. After we continued to push, the hvac people would find a fix The quality we received has not been worth what we’ve spent and the headache this house has caused. We would not recommend to anyone to buy from Greentech.
Joseph H.
David S.
GreenTech built us a quality home and followed through on all warranty work needed 1 year later.
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Mickey H.
Review in Hixson, TN
I am likely to recommend them to a friend because although I just acquired the lot, everything is so far so good and I like it. I haven't gone through the ordeal of building yet.
Scott G.
So far the experience has been great.
Steve S.
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Marc T.
We have already recommended Greentech to others. We have been impressed with the quality of houses we walked through and the accessibility of the sales representative.
Review in Soddy Daisy, TN
Lack of integrity in quality work- both in landscaping and interior finish. Several things were done sloppily and we weren't living nearby at the time to check in and have things corrected in a timely manner.
Jeff H.
Very easy to work with. Great communication. I love my house.
Review in Ooltewah, TN
Sold me a home with a terrible foundation. Engineer told me it’s one of the worst he’s ever seen and that our home could fall one day.
Steve P.
Overall it was a great experience.
Richard C.
Everybody was responsive, professional and friendly.
Rick Y.
Make selling an existing home come before committing to a green tech home.
Taylor W.
Listing not exactly as described after building. Most lots in the neighborhood may have been flat and low maintenance but we were under the impression that ours would be made flat and it was not
Zahra A.
We had a wonderful experience with Greentech Homes LLC and would highly recommend them to anyone building a home. From start to finish, the process was smooth, transparent, and well organized. The quality of the work, the professionalism of the team, and their commitment to customer satisfaction truly stood out. Our home was completed on time as scheduled, and the final product met our expectations.
Review in Ooltewah, TN
Our overall experience has been actually very good - the PM was great, the general team we worked with was superb. Final product: 90% perfect, which I rarely ever give.
My only advice to new buyers: ENSURE YOU KNOW ABOUT AND REQUEST THE FREE DESIGN CONSULT.
Although we came in later in the process, we were "denied" an opportunity to meet with a design consultant before locking everything in. Items we would not have picked - lights for example "just accept for now and change later" to quote the selling agent are terribly old fashioned, something my late grandmother would delight in. "Change Later" consisted of a penalty charge and exorbitant cost for any changes (as we found out from the counter adjustment we considered) - so may as well be denied
Thus we still have around $2500 of things to do to what should be a complete home.
With all that said, I would buy again from Greentech without hesitation.
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