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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