Our Story

Legacy Built Into Every Foundation

We’re not just developers. We’re Georgiana, born and rooted.

DMH Contracting and Development was born from something deeper than blueprints. It started with a calling—to honor our family’s six-generation legacy in Georgiana, Alabama, and to rebuild what many had given up on: community.

We are a father-and-son-led company, grounded in our faith, driven by service, and committed to building homes and hope in the place that raised us.

A Legacy That Stretches Back Six Generations

From farmland to future-ready neighborhoods.

This land isn’t just property. It’s memory, sweat, and sacrifice. Our family has lived, worked, worshipped, and raised children on these very acres.

Today, we stand on that history with one goal: to build homes that reflect the pride, care, and community Georgiana has always deserved.

Why We Chose to Build Here

Because we never left.

While other developers overlook towns like ours, we see opportunity—not just in housing, but in healing.

Georgiana isn’t a project. It’s personal. We know the families. We know the block. We know the promise in every child riding their bike down a quiet road. And we believe those children deserve beautiful, affordable homes to grow up in—without their parents having to move away.

Our Mission

Homes that reflect dignity. Communities that grow legacy.

We’re building more than homes. We’re restoring belief.

Our mission is to:

Create affordable, energy-efficient homes for working families

Revitalize Georgiana through thoughtful, community-first planning

Honor the culture, history, and values that make our town special

Foster opportunities for local businesses, youth, and partnerships

Our Promise to Georgiana

Built with care. Led by values. Made for you.

We promise to build with the same integrity our grandparents taught us. To listen before we design. To lead with heart, not ego. To invite our neighbors into the process. And to ensure that every nail, every porch, every path reflects the soul of Georgiana.

Because we’re not here to change this town. We’re here to build on what’s always been good about it.