Now It’s Prime Real Estate

Sand filter modules turn a devalued Georgia lot into a profitable lakefront property

Now It’s Prime Real Estate

 Harold Kilgore of Gravelator Systems uses a Takeuchi TB260 compact excavator to dig the Eljen drainfield, while Heath Kilgore moves the spoils with a Takeuchi TL12R2 compact track loader. The house and fence line are 30 feet apart. Laborer David Thompson shovels out stones. (Photos by Kaylinn Gilstrap)

A businessman sought to purchase a prime 0.39-acre lot on sprawling Lake Lanier in the northern region of Georgia, but the state Department of Health had approved it for only a one-bedroom cottage. The potential buyer wanted to build a three-bedroom home. 

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