David Reid Homes. Aspirational
In 1993 having become frustrated by bureaucracy, and a resistance to meet the demands of both the marketplace and home buyers, David Reid stepped out to follow his vision.
"To create a National home building franchise company which would target the aspirations and needs of home buyers, provide a wide selection of well designed and appointed homes and to build a profitable network which would
give National franchises the edge in the home building market."
Ten years on and David Reid Homes have exceeded their expectations and goals, however David openly admits the journey was not always easy. In fact David says, "The success of the company is due to recognition of errors and
a positive approach to rectifying them." It is this ability to change with the needs of the market which maintains the high standards demanded and keeps the business profitable.
Care is taken in every aspect of the business from the selection of
Franchise holders to the choices of suppliers and materials. The systems are streamlined from customer care to number crunching. The Company unashamedly
strives to increase their profitability but not at the expense of their
reputation which is clearly defined as "to be second to none."
Featured here are several examples which show a range of projects designed and completed by David Reid Homes.The materials used are carefully selected to provide quality and style and reflect the characteristics of each home.
Each illustrates the diversity of design which can be achieved with a variety of lightweight metal roofing and cladding products.
Set on 5 acres overlooking the owners vineyard this David Reid designed and built home employs extensive Zincalume® longrun with a gentle mix of plaster to achieve the minimalistic styling the owner desired.
Today David Reid Homes has branches or franchises in Christchurch, Dunedin, Wanaka, Hamilton, Coromandel, Bay of Plenty and Auckland. Under
negotiation or planning are Queenstown, Nelson, Blenheim, Napier/Hastings, Taupo and further expansion in Auckland.