About

I have grown up in a scientific background and went to college for chemistry. Now I find myself in construction, and I wouldn't change any of my experiences. Though I haven't forgotten my desire to return to the sciences, no my Youtube history and library would say as much, the construction field has given me invaluable skills for my own abode and even my own vehicle repair. I have most recently worked for a contractor in Flagstaff with some great folks, and I am lucky for it. I have seen so much poor workmanship with other companies, but mine has been great to learn a diligent work ethic from. I hope to carry the very same well rounded, high quality ethic to my hometown of Williams.

Lab Humor

I like how this heat tape outlet turned out. A an indicator light was added that could be seen from the front window.

Lab picture. You don't want to know where this came from.

Some coworkers are harder to work with than others.

Note to self: tongue as voltage detector BAD.

Coworkers rendition of me carrying too much stuff on my belt.

Getting the job done right is the goal. Anyone can do put just stuff together, but it takes experience and the desire to build things properly.

It looks like a home owner put staples through the wire thinking it would only contact only the central grounding conductor.

The staple grounded the hot conductor to the grounding conductor. It looks like somebody held down the circuit breaker, burning this wire up. Its a wonder the house still stood.

I think a better option would be to undercut the wall, eliminating the need for trim. Or just about any other option would be better this trim job.

As stated before, I would rather send the customer to another builder who can do the job right before doing a job like the above pictures.