Timothy "Tim" J. Burch, a nationally-known and recognized certified home remodeler, has joined BOWA (www.bowa.com), an award-winning home transformation company specializing in the design and construction of luxury additions and renovations, as Project Leader in Loudoun and Fauquier Counties.

Burch is a prominent figure in the national home remodeling industry due to his central role as lead project manager for ABC Television's Emmy-winning show, "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," where he oversaw the completion of 22 of the reality TV show's intense home construction projects over two seasons from 2009 to 2012.

"Tim has been on a national home remodeling stage where he completed extensive renovation projects while facing some of the toughest construction challenges and deadlines," said Josh Baker, founder of BOWA.

"We couldn't be more pleased with Tim joining BOWA because of his extensive knowledge and experience and clear commitment to deliver exceptional results for clients."

As Project Leader for BOWA's Middleburg office, Burch will work with clients to manage their extensive residential remodeling and renovation projects.

Burch is a third-generation builder with more than 20 years of remodeling experience in the Washington, D.C. metro area and nationally. He has served as president and chairman of the board of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI), Metro D.C. Chapter and is a multiple recipient of the NARI Metro D.C. Capital Contractor of the Year award.

"I joined BOWA because they are the best and set the benchmark in the industry," said Tim Burch. "I gained my 'doctorate' in remodeling while working on the show as every project was tailored to meet very specific needs and we solved any issue that came up to make sure the work was done right and on time.

" I look forward to applying the invaluable experience I gained to my work with clients in this area where I have lived for so many years."

Burch is a Virginia native and lives in Fauquier County with his wife and three children and is actively engaged in the community, serving on the Board of Building Appeals for Fauquier County and the Board of Directors for the Partnership for Warrenton Foundation.

He also serves on the Board of Directors for The Fishing School in Washington, D.C. which runs after-school programs for under-served youth and their families.

Burch received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from James Madison University and has postgraduate studies in project management from the Keller Graduate School of Business Management.

For additional information about Tim Burch and BOWA, please visit www.bowa.com.