Gomel-Burton was founded by Chris Gomel and Philip Burton, who combined years of experience in real estate and a shared philosophy based on integrity and honesty, to help meet the Southeast's growing need for quality contractors and developers.

Currently, Gomel-Burton is developing and constructing condominium projects, single family homes, commercial, retail, and apartments in Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida. We bring to each project a high level of customer service and building standards based on exceptional quality, safety, and efficiency.

After all, in a growing and competitive market, you can't survive without being impeccable in your principles. Therefore, we ensure that the quality of our projects meet or exceed any industry standard. Our knowledge and craftsmanship are evident in every completed project.

We are adept at dealing with any environmental concerns and other issues affecting development and work to harness the natural beauty of the properties we acquire. We comply with all national, international and local codes and regulations to make sure our job sites are safe sites. That attention to safety means reduced insurance and liabilities that are reflected in your costs.

But safe doesn't mean slow. Our construction teams are efficient, completing tasks faster than our competitors. And efficient means cost-effective.

Finally, we focus on building repeat customers and long-term relationships. You can only do that by providing superior customer service.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Gomel-Burton is a member of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and a member of the National Association of Home Builders. Gomel-Burton Construction maintains memberships in these professional organizations and participates in their professional activities in order to maintain its exposure to current trends, products and processes.

Gomel-Burton is licensed as an Alabama general contractor and residential home builder in Alabama and Mississippi . The company maintains its licenses by regulatory authorities in Mississippi, Alabama and northwest Florida in order to demonstrate compliance with regulatory standards.