Twenty Years
On The Tools
The crew, the license, and why the bid never moves.
Started With One Truck
Ridgeline began as a two-man framing crew with one truck and a reputation for showing up at 6:58 for a 7:00 start. Twenty years and four hundred projects later, the crew is bigger — the habit isn’t going anywhere.
We build kitchens, bathrooms, additions, ADUs, and whole-home remodels. We don’t build surprises.
The Ridgeline Playbook
Walk-Through & Fixed Bid
We measure, we ask what matters, and we hand you a written scope with one number on it —
usually within 48 hours.
Permits Before Demo
Paperwork first, demo bar second. Engineering, permits, and inspections are our job to chase, not yours.
One PM, Weekly Photos
You get one project manager, one schedule taped to the fridge, and photo updates every Friday until the final sweep.
- Licensed, bonded & insured —
documentation on request - Fixed-bid pricing; change orders in writing only
- Background-checked crew, swept site every night
- Manufacturer warranties passed through in full, plus our two-year workmanship warranty
Want the Crew’s References?
Ask. We’ll hand you a list of past clients who’ll pick up the phone.
Names You’ll Know By Week One
Same five faces on your job from demo to punch list —
no rotating strangers.
Marcus Webb
Site SuperintendentRuns the schedule like a train table. The bid date is the finish date.
Jake Hollis
Lead CarpenterFraming to finish trim — the level never leaves his side.
Luis Herrera
Electrical & SystemsPanels, lighting, low-voltage — labeled so the next guy thanks him.
Imani Brooks
Project CoordinatorYour weekly photo updates and straight answers come from her.
Tyler Mott
Apprentice CarpenterSecond-year apprentice who sweeps the site like he owns it.