Drees Custom Homes Announces New Houston Division President
Drees Custom Homes Promotes Andrew Howells to President
HOUSTON, TX, April 02, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Drees Homes, the nation’s 30th largest homebuilder and the 12th largest privately held homebuilding company, announced today Andrew Howells is now President of its Houston Division. In this role, Andrew is responsible for the efficient and profitable management of all areas under the control of the Division.
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“Andrew is a proven leader that has been involved through the years in all facets of our business. During Andrew’s career, I have taken note of his commitment to quality, strategic thinking, and ability to adapt and excel in any role he has taken on. I’m excited to see how Andrew’s leadership will bring success to our Houston Division.” said David Harbin, Texas Region President, on Howells’ new division president role.
Andrew has spent his 25-year career with Drees Custom Homes following his graduation of Texas A&M University, where he received his Undergraduate and Master’s Degrees. Andrew started with Drees as the first Builder Trainee in Dallas in June of 1993. He was soon promoted to Construction Manager in Dallas in 1998. Andrew transferred to Austin in 2001 as a Construction Manager but also served in other roles in Austin, including Operations. Just prior to his promotion to Houston Division President, Andrew was appointed as the Drees On Your Lot General Manager in Austin.
About Drees Homes
Drees Homes, family-owned and operated for over 90 years, is ranked nationally as the 30th largest homebuilder by Builder magazine. Headquartered in Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky, Drees operates in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Nashville, Raleigh, Washington, D.C., Austin, Houston, and Dallas. The company operates as “Drees Custom Homes” in Texas. Visit the company’s website at http://www.dreeshomes.com.
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Jocelyn Cates Drees Homes 859-578-4252 jncates@dreeshomes.com
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