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Estridge built a home for me on the far northeast side of Indy in 1990. High quality, great company to work with. I wish all the best to Mr. Estridge and the team he has charged with leading his company.
Thank you Barbra
I first met Paul professionally when he was coming out of the devastating affects of the 2008 economic downturn. He immediately impressed me as a straight forward, honest, hard working businessman that was determined to return his company to the same standards that Estridge Homes was and is known for. I can now say that I know Paul as a dear friend whom I admire greatly. Congratulations on your decision to retire from the day to day routine Paul….and hey, let’s get together for lunch someday soon.
Thank you Clint, let’s do that lunch soon
He always had a Silver spoon!
Feel better now?
He built my first house in his first development in 1987. A great homebuilder and even better man…impeccable integrity. I wish you all the best in “overtime”, Paul.
Thank you Steve
Absolutely one of my best mentors, honest, hardworking and committed to his faith, family, friends and business. Never met anyone else who could be reading and digesting and discussing multiple books at one time. Taught me how to think differently and work smarter. Congratulations. Now time to go enjoy the grandkids !
Thank you Sandra. That’s very kind of you z.
Great man who truly exemplified servant leadership. I learned a lot from Paul and value the time I spent at The Estridge Companies.
I wish Paul the best. He’s always worked hard and has filled his team with smart, dedicated people.
Pay back all the sub’s from the 1st bankruptcy.
You didn’t want the exposure with the bank so you filled on the subcontractors. Just so the banks would finance you again. Hurting manny lives and families.
I remember Estridge from Extreme Makeover. What impressed me was that they helped the entire community and built a modest home that the owner could actually afford to live in.