Lawson Home Builders, LLC
Montgomery, Alabama 36104
Forty-plus years of custom homes and damage restoration under one owner.
About
Lawson Home Builders traces back to Lawson Construction Company, founded in April 1978 by owner Alvin Lawson. The Randolph Street shop in 36104 is the company's working base in downtown Montgomery, and the Lawson Home Builders entity was added in April 2006 to operate alongside the original construction company.
The service mix is unusual: custom built new homes and professional remodels run alongside a separate damage restoration practice covering fire, water, and wind damage. That combination puts the same crews in front of homeowners during routine new construction and during the urgent repair work that follows insurance claims after a major weather event in Central Alabama.
Forty-plus years of continuous operation under the same owner has built the kind of long-running customer base and insurance carrier relationships that anchor a small custom builder. The Randolph Street office is where new home plans, remodel scopes, and restoration calls all run through one dispatch.
Services
- Build custom new homes
- Run professional remodels and additions
- Restore fire-damaged homes
- Repair water-damaged structures
- Rebuild wind-damaged property after storms
Service Area
Serving Pike Road, Wetumpka, Millbrook, Prattville, Tallassee, Eclectic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who founded Lawson Home Builders and when?
Lawson Home Builders is owned by Mr. Alvin Lawson, who founded the original Lawson Construction Company in April 1978. Lawson Home Builders, L.L.C. was established in April 2006 and runs alongside the construction company under the same owner. Forty-plus years of continuous Lawson ownership has held the company in family hands across both entities and through several generations of Montgomery construction work.
Where is Lawson Home Builders' office in Montgomery?
Lawson Home Builders operates from 323 Randolph Street in the 36104 zip in downtown Montgomery. The Randolph Street base puts the company in the historic core of the city, near the Capitol and the Riverwalk, and within short drive time of most of the older neighborhoods where the firm's remodeling and restoration calls tend to land. The location anchors both the construction and home builder entities.
Does Lawson actually do damage restoration alongside new homes?
Yes. Lawson Home Builders specializes in fire, water, and wind restoration in addition to custom built new homes and professional remodels. The combination is unusual for a small custom builder and gives the same Randolph Street crew the ability to step in on insurance-driven restoration work after a Montgomery storm or fire, then return to scheduled new home construction once the urgent work is closed out.
What kind of remodeling does Lawson take on?
Lawson Home Builders handles professional remodels and additions as one of its three core service categories, alongside custom new homes and damage restoration. The remodel work runs the standard small custom builder mix, with the firm's Randolph Street crews positioned to take on additions, kitchen and bath updates, and broader renovations on older Montgomery homes near the downtown and historic district areas.
Is Lawson Home Builders a family-owned business?
Lawson Home Builders is owned by Alvin Lawson and has been in his hands since the original Lawson Construction Company was established in April 1978. Forty-plus years of single-ownership continuity is the operational foundation of the firm and shapes how the company manages long-running customer relationships, insurance contacts on restoration work, and the day-to-day Randolph Street office.
Why did Lawson start a separate home builder entity in 2006?
Lawson Home Builders, L.L.C. was established in April 2006 alongside the original Lawson Construction Company that has run since April 1978. The second entity gives the firm a dedicated brand for new custom home construction work while the original company continues its broader construction services. Both entities still trace back to Alvin Lawson and share the Randolph Street base.