Bryant-Phillips Associates, Inc. Wins 2007 COTY Award

by MMI

APEX, N.C.– Wesley Phillips, president of Bryant-Phillips Associates, Inc., has announced that the company has won the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) 2007 Contractor of the Year (CotY) Award for best kitchen under $30,000 in the Southeast region. Winners were selected by a panel of expert judges from within the industry. Bryant-Phillips Associates is a Licensed General Contractor specializing in fire, water and smoke damages restoration.

“We are pleased to have received the prestigious 2007 Contractor of the Year Award from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry,” said Phillips. “This award demonstrates the remodeling excellence that Bryant-Phillips Associates strives to put into all of their renovation services.”

About Bryant-Phillips Associates:
Bryant-Phillips Associates, Inc. is a Licensed General Contractor specializing in fire, water and smoke damages restoration. Founded in 1992, we are one of the Triangle area’s oldest restoration contractors operating under single ownership. Bryant-Phillips Associates has grown into four operating companies, Restoration Plus, Emergency Services Plus, Classified Services Plus, and DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of the Triangle. All of the companies are in related disciplines and created with a single vision- to deliver the most comprehensive and complete restoration or renovation services available. For more information call (919) 821-9005 or visit their Web site http://www.BryantPhillips.com.

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