Kingsouth
Construction represents the third generation of the Dostie Family building
companies. Founded in 2004 by Christopher C. Dostie, the company strives
for excellence and value in each and every home it skillfully builds.
Kingsouth employs the same principles that have guided the Dostie companies for more than 48 years: honesty, integrity and customer satisfaction. The family tradition began in 1958 when J. Rene Dostie, Sr. moved his family from Ontario, Canada to Jacksonville, Florida and founded Dostie Builders. Nearly 16 years later, ReneŐs oldest son, Richard, founded his own company, Richard R. Dostie New Home Collection, which operated from 1974 to 2003. During that summer, RichardŐs oldest son, Rick, entered JacksonvilleŐs homebuilding market with Legacy III Builders. In addition, RichardŐs two brothers have operated successful construction companies in Northeast Florida for more than two decades.
We invite you to join the thousands of satisfied homeowners who have become a part of the Dostie family of companies. When you buy a Kingsouth home, you receive the personal attention and service you deserve and a home we stand behind.
Christopher
Dostie is the founder and president of Kingsouth Construction. Most recently,
Kingsouth built a successful 49-unit suburban office park on JacksonvilleŐs
Southside. A graduate of The Bolles School in Jacksonville and Auburn
University, Christopher Dostie is the sixth Dostie family member to build
a successful construction company. His grandfather, his father, his uncles
and his brother are all successful builders. Not only have they built
thousands of homes and communities in Northeast Florida, they have built
the Dostie reputation and have become industry leaders.
Christopher subscribes to the original principles that have guided the Dostie companies for nearly 50 years: honesty, integrity and customer satisfaction. Christopher now proudly brings the Dostie tradition to Southeast Georgia offering a collection of new homes with cutting-edge interior designs and exciting exterior elevations.