Business View Magazine - March 2025

streamlined process triggers payments automatically when site supervisors mark milestones complete. This innovative approach delivers substantial business advantages beyond subcontractor satisfaction.“It has a positive impact for my business because I recognize revenue based on project expenditures,”Bowe notes.“We can recognize revenue very early and very accurately on our projects, and it really helps us forecast cash flow.” The system creates a virtuous cycle where subcontractors appreciate predictable payments, while Alair gains improved financial visibility. “We can model our cashflow based on our draw schedules,” Bowe states.“We know when we’re going to be seeing revenue.” By reducing administrative friction and ensuring prompt payments, Alair Homes Hunt Country maintains stronger trade relationships while simultaneously strengthening business forecasting – a dual benefit that enhances project quality while improving financial stability. NOTABLE PROJECTS Alair Homes Hunt Country’s portfolio showcases the company’s versatility and exceptional craftsmanship. One standout project takes center stage in Bowe’s mind – a contemporary lakeside retreat in central Virginia. “We just finished one in an area called Lake Anna down in central Virginia,” Bowe shares. Though outside their typical geographic footprint, the project presented an exciting opportunity.The client sought a builder capable of delivering professional execution in an area where construction timelines often stretch unpredictably. The contemporary design presented unique challenges.“The simple architecture is actually more difficult to execute because it relies so much just on the architecture and not on trim details,” Bowe explains. “When you look at a more contemporary minimalist type design, it may seem simpler, but it’s actually harder to execute well.” Beyond new construction, Bowe takes particular pride in comprehensive renovation projects.“We’ve worked with some homeowners that have invested heavily. They like their location, they don’t want to leave, and they’re in a position to make the house what they want it to be,” he says. These clients prioritize quality-of-life improvements over resale considerations. “We’ve taken some builder grade homes and really taken them up to a custom home level by doing these sort of whole home transformations,” Bowe notes. The joy of these projects comes not just 37 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 12, ISSUE 03 ALAIR HOMES HUNT COUNTRY

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