About Harrison Clymer

Harrison Clymer, a Founding Advisor at Peachtree Town & Country, was born and raised in Milton and has called Roswell home for the past 15 years. With nearly a decade of experience in the real estate industry, he has consistently ranked among the top 5% of the Atlanta Association of Realtors year after year. As an Atlanta native, Harrison offers clients a deep understanding of Metro Atlanta and its many surrounding suburban communities, making him a trusted resource for both local residents and those relocating to the area.

Before launching his real estate career, Harrison built a strong foundation in the residential construction industry, with experience in roofing, doors and windows, and general home remodeling. That background gives him a distinct advantage when advising sellers on repairs or improvements before listing, as well as helping buyers envision updates that will make a home their own. He has cultivated a trusted network of skilled tradespeople and regularly shares those relationships with clients, providing value well beyond the transaction. He often jokes that he is part-time general contractor and part-time real estate advisor, given how invested he is in helping clients navigate their home projects.

At the core of Harrison’s business is a genuine commitment to service. He believes that when clients are cared for at the highest level, the experience speaks for itself. That client-first mindset has been central to his success and to the strong reputation he has built throughout the community.

Harrison is joined by his wife, Courtney Clymer, on the Clymer & Co. team, where she serves as marketing manager, interior designer, and staging consultant for their clients. Together, they offer a thoughtful and highly personalized approach to every stage of the buying and selling process.

Outside of work, Harrison enjoys spending time with Courtney and their three children, often making memories around Roswell and on Canton Street. He is also a member of North Point Community Church, a former collegiate baseball player, an admittedly horrific golfer, and a watch enthusiast.