Contracting

Built like an engineering project

I'm a freelance electrical engineer. Before a shovel hits the ground, your job is modeled in CAD and scheduled on a critical-path Gantt chart — so you see the finished result and the finish date up front.


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Modeled in CAD

Layout, levels, and material quantities drawn before the dig. You sign off on the design, not a sketch on a napkin.

02

Critical-path schedule

Every task on a Gantt chart with its dependencies. You know what happens when, and what a rain day actually moves.

03

Built by the engineer

The person who designed it is the one on site building it. No hand-offs, no lost details.


Front porch and steps at 38 Guy 38 Guy

Front porch & steps

A cedar front porch and steps, replacing the old concrete stoop.

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Stone patio at 9 Wheatstone 9 Wheatstone

Stone patio

A stone patio, laid start to finish.

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Quality · fixed

Done right, every time

Quality isn't what gets cut to hit a number. Every job is designed and built to the same standard.

Price · low overhead

A fair number

Overheads are low, so you're paying for the work, not the business behind it. You get quality and price together.

Speed · your call

Fast costs more

Speed is the variable. A tight deadline means a bigger price; a flexible start date keeps it down. The Gantt chart shows you the trade-off.


Who's building it

Engineer first, contractor second

Most of my work is software for small businesses — websites, accounting, and project systems. I'm also a jiu-jitsu black belt and build apps for BJJ athletes. Contracting gets the same treatment: plan it properly, then execute.

The other work

Software & apps

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Tell me about the job. I'll get back to you by email.

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