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Who We Are |
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William J. (Bud) Starker, is President of the
Corporation. He was born in Houston, Texas in 1950 and
spent his childhood in the United States, Europe and the
Middle East as the son of an Air Force officer. He
graduated from high school in Tehran, Iran and received
his B.A. Degree in Political Science from the University
of Colorado, Boulder. Bud worked during college and
after graduation as a carpenter and ended his field
experience as a project superintendent for commercial
construction. He spent six years as an estimator/project
manager prior to starting Starker Construction CO. in
1983. Bud lives in Wheat Ridge with his wife, Mary, and
sons, John and Adam.
Jim R. Haney, General Superintendent of Starker
Construction Co. Mr. Haney has vast experience in the
field as project superintendent as well as project
management/superintendent function. Having spent his
early years as carpenter foreman on large projects, he
is conversant with multiple crew activities and
personnel management. He has also been at the “point”
position for development and co-ordination of plans and
specs.
Lonny R. Brass, is a Project Manager/Estimator
and has been with Starker Construction Co. for ten
years. Lonny has experience in computers as well as an
extensive background as a Superintendent Lonny heads our
restaurant projects division. He lives in Aurora with
his wife and 3 children.
Neal Gardner, Shawn Fleckenstein, and
Robert Finholt are Project Superintendents,
journeymen carpenters and experienced project leaders.
They each have a strong background in commercial
construction, both tenant finish and new construction,
and have proven their abilities in meeting project
deadlines and budgets with well supervised projects.
In addition to the key individuals listed above, Starker
Construction Co. employs carpenters and laborers to
perform many jobs in-house to enhance quality, provide
flexible scheduling and maintain cost control. The
company maintains a carpenter shop with a full
complement of tools and equipment to support their field
operations.
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