Belmonte Builders Honored to Win Showcase 2010 Professional Awards
Clifton Park: Belmonte Builders’ Showcase of Homes entry at Harvest Bend in Halfmoon received four Professional awards during the opening weekend of the 2010 Showcase of Home. Professional Awards are judged by a panel of architects, contractors, kitchen designers, interior designers, landscapers, and realtors.
Awards won included Best Interior Decorating with Plum & Crimson Fine Interior Design; plus first runner up in Best Workmanship, Best Kitchen with Paul Perry Kitchens; and Best Landscaping with Blue Spruce Nursery.
We are genuinely honored." said Peter Belmonte, Jr., President of Belmonte Builders. "Especially since this year’s Showcase had more entries than ever before. At Belmonte we pride ourselves in building exceptional custom homes at many different price points. This year our Showcase home, at 26 Hidden Farm Lane, is located in a beautiful neighborhood of 61 custom homes with a variety of floor plans starting in the mid $300's. We are also proud to note that these awards reflect the entire company's focus on exceptional design, detail and value.”
Now in its 15th year, the Showcase of Homes celebrates Saratoga County’s most exceptional homes built by some of the Capital Region’s finest builders. This year 16 homes participated displaying the latest in building techniques and products, as well as beautiful, high-quality furnishings and fixtures from some of the area’s top suppliers and designers. The event continues, on weekends, through October 2nd & 3rd.
Proceeds from the event will benefit Rebuilding Together Saratoga and Habitat for Humanity of Northern Saratoga, Warren and Washington Counties.
Belmonte Builders was founded in 1977, and currently has 14 employees. Belmonte Builders is a prime force in custom home construction in the Capital District of upstate New York, presently custom designing 30 to 50 homes per year. In the past 33 years, Belmonte has built hundreds of homes, won numerous awards and created outstanding neighborhoods throughout the Capital District.
