Bethlehem is one of the smaller towns in our service area — 715 residents per the 2020 census, sitting in southern Barrow County about 4 miles south of Winder (the county seat). The town has a strong identity that goes well beyond its size: street names like Mary, Joseph, and Manger, a special 'Greetings from Bethlehem' cancellation mark used by the U.S. Postal Service on holiday mail, and the historic Bethlehem Methodist Church (established 1796, more than a century before the town itself was incorporated in 1902).
Bethlehem's housing stock is primarily 1990s–2010s single-family homes on larger-than-suburban lots. The median household income is around $70,000, and 95% of housing units are detached single-family homes — meaning we mostly handle standard architectural shingle replacements rather than the gated-community premium work we do elsewhere. Harrison Poultry, the largest non-government employer in Barrow County (~1,000 employees), is based in Bethlehem.
Areas we've served in Bethlehem: the nativity-themed street neighborhood, Highway 211 corridor, and homes along the Bethlehem-Winder Road.
