| The Old World ambience
of this 5,600 square foot Tuscan style home in Serenity at Grayhawk
is enhanced with random stack stone and a Canterra style door. |
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In 1971, Al Unser Sr. won
the Indianapolis 500, first-class postage was raised to 8 cents, and
Savino Tarantini, age 14, entered the construction business, broom in
hand, on one of his father's job sites. Savino's father, a respected
general contractor, understood the value of teaching the construction
business to his children the proper way-from the bottom up. But unlike
many teenagers who view hard work as some sort of punishment, Savino
Tarantini viewed it as an opportunity. While continuing to expand his
on-site responsibilities within his father's company, Savino took vocational
courses and soon qualified for his electrician's license. Working as
an electrical subcontractor, Savino acquired a broader perspective of
the home building process. In
1982, Savino decided the time had come to form his own home building
company, and Tarantini Development Company, Inc. was established.
From laborer to tradesman to builder, Savino Tarantini earned, step
by step,
the reputation for quality that Tarantini Development enjoys today. continue...
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