Goodall Homes acquired by WEB Clayton
New home builder purchased by national company; founder to stay on as vice president
Gallatin home building company now part of large-scale national operation
GALLATIN, Tenn. (WKRN) - One of Middle Tennessee's most well-known home building companies has been acquired by a national builder. On Friday, Gallatin-based Goodall Homes announced that it has been purchased by Clayton Homes.
WEB Clayton is one of the largest home builders in the United States, and the acquisition of Goodall Homes will give it a stronger presence in the Nashville market. Goodall Homes has been building homes in Middle Tennessee for over 30 years, and it has a reputation for quality construction and customer service.
As part of the acquisition, Goodall Homes founder and president Bob Goodall Jr. will stay on as vice president of Clayton Homes' Nashville division. Goodall said that he is excited about the opportunity to join forces with Clayton Homes and bring their expertise and resources to Middle Tennessee.
Clayton Homes is a Berkshire Hathaway company, and it is the largest builder of manufactured and modular homes in the United States. The company also builds site-built homes, and it has a network of over 400 retail locations across the country.
The acquisition of Goodall Homes is part of Clayton Homes' strategy to expand its presence in the Nashville market. The company has been building homes in Nashville for over 20 years, and it has a strong reputation for quality and customer service.
With the acquisition of Goodall Homes, Clayton Homes will now be able to offer a wider range of home building options to Nashville-area homebuyers. The company will continue to build manufactured and modular homes, as well as site-built homes.
But he's not exactly lounging in his recliner. WEB President Founder Bob Goodall Jr began building new homes in 1983.
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