
Sam Cohen of JOEY Corporation
has been involved in
the building business since 1978. Starting as a carpenter's
helper in new construction, he worked on some of the finest
homes in the Tidewater area. He worked for a builder, who
is now retired, that taught him from the ground up every
aspect of new construction. He was part of a team that dug
the foundations with shovels, framed, roofed, corniced, and
did all the interior trim work. They did everything that
a carpenter could do. He was transformed into a master carpenter.
He takes pride in the construction education he received.
In 1984, with
the support and encouragement of his employer, he went into
business for himself. With this foundation
in construction and physically being involved
in each phase, Sam has an edge in the building business. His attention to
detail and craftsmanship is unmatched in the industry.
He places his signature on
each home he builds. It is not often that you find a builder who is a carpenter
or craftsman, as well as a contractor. Sam is very creative and has a knack
for changing the ordinary into a masterpiece. The level of detail begins
with the foundation work to the final phase.
Sam
spent several years building his reputation as a trim carpenter
and then as a builder. Still working in his homes on the
mantels, bookcases, stairways
and woodwork, he enjoys placing his fingerprints on each home.
Sam
is a board member of his church and he, as well as his family,
are very active there. Sam is also active
in the Tidewater Builders Association. His entry to the Homearama
2000 show was the charity house that benefited
the Boys & Girls Club of South Hampton Roads.
For further information, please contact us at joeycorp@cox.net.