THREE GENERATIONS OF CRAFTSMEN
Upon returning from World War II, Allan Ulmer attended Dunwoody College for carpentry. To support his growing family, Allan worked as a carpenter. Seeing the value in knowing a trade, Allan taught his son Dennis everything he knew about carpentry. Together, they built our family cabin on Loveless Lake (pictured above).
In 1968, Allan and Dennis partnered to form Ulmer Construction - a small builder that bought lots and built homes - one lot at a time. Over time, Allan and Dennis built hundreds of homes, and developed hundreds of lots in the metro area.
Upon returning from World War II, Allan Ulmer attended Dunwoody College for carpentry. To support his growing family, Allan worked as a carpenter. Seeing the value in knowing a trade, Allan taught his son Dennis everything he knew about carpentry. Together, they built our family cabin on Loveless Lake (pictured above).
In 1968, Allan and Dennis partnered to form Ulmer Construction - a small builder that bought lots and built homes - one lot at a time. Over time, Allan and Dennis built hundreds of homes, and developed hundreds of lots in the metro area.
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Growing up with his Grandpa Allan and his Dad (Dennis), Colin knew he wanted to be in the construction industry from a very young age. Allan and Dennis passed their knowledge of carpentry and construction down to Colin - making three generations of Ulmer carpenters. |
After receiving an education in construction management, Colin partnered with Dennis in 2008. While the building industry suffered, the remodeling industry soared. Together, Dennis and Colin turned the focus of their business toward interior and exterior remodeling. |
Pictured above: Allan Ulmer with his wife, daughter, and son, Dennis in 1957.
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Ulmer Remodeling & Construction continues to provide their clients with the personalized experience, expert craftsmanship, and utmost professionalism you would expect from a small, local company. |
