Tom Goergen

Special Project Manager at Schell Brothers

Tom Goergen is an experienced construction and project management professional with a comprehensive background in the residential building industry. Currently serving as a Special Project Manager at Schell Brothers since March 2023, Tom oversees commercial projects focused on community amenities. Previously, Tom worked as a Construction Manager at Lennar, where responsibilities included managing the construction of prototype homes and resolving plan errors. Tom's experience also includes serving as a Community Construction Manager at K. Hovnanian® Homes, where Tom built a prototype model home and tackled municipality inspection challenges. Early career roles at Schell Brothers and service as a Non-Commissioned Officer in the US Army contribute to Tom's well-rounded expertise. Tom holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of North Carolina Wilmington.

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Our company has a unique purpose: to maximize happiness rather than profit. Schell Brothers was founded with the sole intent of creating a company that put the happiness of its employees and customers above all else. Ironically and unintentionally, this genuine commitment has made Schell Brothers surprisingly “successful” by all definitions of the word. Specializing in new home construction in Delaware; Richmond, VA; and Nashville, TN, we offer a variety of architectural styles, innovative home plans, and extensive personalization. Our team provides buyers with the best of both worlds: high-end beauty and quality for a price more consistent with high-volume production homes. Schell Brothers is also the only builder that includes Schellter™ Advanced Building Science in every home, providing an energy-efficient, healthy, and comfortable living environment. Earning a reputation as a premier builder, Schell Brothers has won numerous awards including several National Gold Awards, the highest honor awarded to a U.S. builder.