Mark Galey founded Magnet Construction Services in 1990 at 30 years of age. Mark's stepfather owned a roofing company, and he basically grew up around the construction industry, having now 25 plus years professionally. His building experience ranges from roofing, to being the handy man, performing small remodeling projects, performing big remodeling projects, doing whole house additions, all the way up to managing high six figure projects on military and government installations throughout the Southeast and Caribbean. He now also builds and repairs houses with charities like Habitat for Humanity & The Fuller Center for Housing.

A family man, working man and homeowner himself, Mark can relate well to the budget concerns of his clients.
As a real investor in the Atlanta area, Mark has a definite interest in seeing the enhancement of the city and enjoys the creativity that he experiences in the development of each individual project.

Mark 'partners' with his clients starting with the design all the way through completion. He says "....most of my clients know what they want, they may not know what the widget is called but they know that's the one they want. After the Design, I've learned my job it to facilitate and deliver the project that the client sees in their mind's eye and feels in their gut..."

Mark is a State of Georgia Residential & Light Commercial Qualifing Agent. He is certified with the Georgia Soil & Water Conversation Commission, Level 1A. Mark is a Certified Remodelor with the National Association of the Remodeling Industry. Mark is also a Certified Velux Skylight & Suntunnel Installer.

Mark has been married to his wife Debbie since 1992. With the marriage came two kids, Mendy & Marshall and together Mark & Debbie had Morgan. Mark & Debbie have two grandsons, Chandler & Ryan. The family attends and are members at Eagle's Landing Baptist Church in Stockbridge Georgia.

As part of his charitable side Mark donated a buildable lot to Habitat for Humanity and helped work on several new houses with Habitat. In addition, he was one of the first 'House Captains' in Shreveport Louisianna with the Fuller Center for Housing in a new program started by Millard Fuller called the "Greater Blessing Box" which primarily consists of doing home repairs for the elderly. Mark is the President and Co-Founder for the Atlanta Fuller Center, continuing the work here in Metro Atlanta. He says, "I have really found my calling".