Jon Wisby
General Contractor
Three decades in — and still on the job site.
I've been building — and firefighting — for most of my life. I've always been handy, and I've always been happiest working outside. I started out in plaster and stucco back in 1996, and over the years I kept adding to what we could do, one trade at a time, until running the whole build as a general contractor was the natural next step.
That long road is exactly why I care so much about quality control. The more your crews are scattered across a dozen different subs, the faster the quality slips — so we keep our own crews close to the work and consolidated. That's how you protect the standard, and how you give people the best value for what they're paying.
I don't cut corners — not on the quality of the work, not on keeping you in the loop, and not on respecting your budget. The home I'm proudest of is my own, the one I live in with my wife and our two kids, and I hold every project we take on to that same bar.
I've spent my whole adult life in Idaho, and Teton Valley has been home since 2011 — Blaine County before that. When I'm not on a site you'll find me snowmobiling, hunting, fishing, or golfing. Always busy, always outside. This is the country I build in, and it's the country I love.
— Jon Wisby, General Contractor
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