Background & Role

Kevin has been in the building trades all his life, starting as a laborer/ season helper with his Dad when just a kid, through to his current position as a seasoned Superintendent. Kevin has worked on many different, interesting, and challenging projects: including renovations of schools, hospitals, medical facilities, restaurants, industrial buildings, and country clubs, all with amazing results. Kevin recognizes the importance of relationships: maintaining strong bonds with clients, architects, and engineers along with subcontractors and their tradesmen in the field.

“One of the most interesting projects I worked on was the Equine Hospital New Bolton Center, where farm animals (horses, cows, pigs, etc.) were taken for treatment at the University of Pennsylvania. When circuses comes to the region, they take their animals to the Bolton Center to be treated, as this facility is world renowned for their veterinarian services.  I truly enjoyed this project and learning how they treat the animals!”

Journeyman Carpenter and graduated with my class in 1990.

I also have completed upgrading courses as well within the trades and have successfully completed OSHA 10,  30, and 500, as well as first aid, and AED training.

I am currently a member of the American Legion Post 960 in Levittown, PA and I am the Chaplin for my squadron of the Sons of the American Legion.

My favorite thing to do:

Fishing, either by myself, or with my grandkids in my little aluminum boat or off the bank (really doesn’t matter – I love the solitude).

Most adventurous activity:

Skydiving. I have jumped from a perfectly good plane 3 times, the last one leading to an injury.  Getting married and having children put the kabosh on any additional jumps.

Favorite Sports Team:

I’m a lifelong Philadelphia Flyers fan as I grew up in the Broad Street Bullies era.

Favorite Animal:

Dogs.  We have always had one.  I love the different mannerisms and they seem to love much more unconditionally than humans.

Kevin Fun Fact:

I once coached a basketball team with a broken arm in a sling (along with my wife) and were undefeated.