David leads with a client-first mindset, bringing clarity, energy, and deep construction knowledge to every phase of the homebuilding journey. He focuses on building trust, guiding conversations, and ensuring each homeowner feels confident and cared for from initial vision to final handoff. What he enjoys most is helping transform ideas into real homes that families will enjoy every day, and being part of that process is something he never takes for granted.

His passion for construction began early, growing up in his family’s amusement park in Chicago where he was constantly building, fixing, and solving problems. Years later, while helping build his own home in Massachusetts, he discovered just how meaningful the process could be. Outside of work, David enjoys hiking, biking, running, skiing, and camping. His mountain home must have is a home spa with a sauna and ice bath.

Chad leads with positivity, perspective, and a passion for transformation. He has spent his career in construction because he loves the work, watching a raw site become a finished home and building relationships with the people who make it happen. He brings creative problem solving, steady leadership, and a genuine desire to teach and mentor those around him.

Outside of work, Chad enjoys time with his family, whether they’re traveling, on the soccer field, or spending time outdoors. He’s also a fan of pickleball and has checked off all 50 states from his travel list. If he were building a home of his own, it would include a four car garage built for tools, gear, and a few weekend projects.

Stephen brings decades of experience to the Pinnacle team along with a calm, steady presence rooted in years of building homes from the ground up. For him, construction has always been about people. He finds the most meaning in the relationships formed throughout the process, both with the team and with the clients they build for.

His favorite moments come at the very beginning and the very end. The first client meeting when the vision starts to take shape, and the final handoff when that vision becomes a home. Stephen’s path into construction began when he helped a friend build a house from the foundation up, an experience that sparked a lasting passion for the craft. Outside of work he values unhurried time with family, and if he were to build a home of his own it would be simple, practical, and built to last.

Turner is drawn to the connection between clients and the homes they build. He loves learning the stories behind each project and seeing how a client’s vision shapes every detail. His favorite stage is final trim out, when the finished materials are revealed and the home’s personality starts to shine.

Construction has been part of Turner’s life for as long as he can remember, from growing up around job sites to working with stone and tile during summer breaks. He brings a process-driven mindset, attention to detail, and a talent for bringing people together to solve problems and move projects forward. Outside of work he enjoys time with his wife and two sons, early morning garage workouts, and as much mountain biking as he can fit in. His future custom home would feature a seamless indoor and outdoor living space built for comfortable, year-round grilling and gathering.

Bruce brings a calm, experienced presence to the team and enjoys the problem solving that comes with guiding a project toward completion. He values being outdoors whenever possible and is especially drawn to finish work, where every detail comes together and the home starts to feel complete.

His interest in construction began with a desire to work outside and learn hands-on skills he could use beyond the job site. Bruce brings leadership, experience, and a practical approach to overcoming challenges in the field. Outside of work he enjoys hiking and walking with his wife and dog, staying active, playing guitar, and watching sports. His future mountain home would include a gym, a space to recharge both physically and mentally.

Ian sees every project as a puzzle worth solving. He thrives in the structural phases of a build, from foundations and steel to framing and MEP coordination. With a strong understanding of how systems work together and why each part matters, he brings focus and clarity to every step of the process.

Outside of work, Ian spends as much time outdoors as possible. He skis in the winter, mountain bikes in the summer, and is always chasing fresh air. As of October 2025, he has skied for 120 consecutive months and counting. If he were building a mountain home of his own, it would include a large garage and workshop with room for all the tools and gear that come with mountain life.

Jake brings strong communication, attention to detail, and a positive mindset to every job site. He’s especially drawn to the framing phase, when a slab of concrete becomes a fully formed structure and clients see their vision begin to take shape. It’s one of his favorite moments in the process and a reminder of why he loves the work.

Before stepping into custom homebuilding, Jake spent eight summers as an ocean lifeguard along the Maine coast. His interest in construction started well before that, shaped by early memories of watching his dad build their family’s dream home. That experience sparked a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and the lasting impact of a well-built space. His must-have in a custom mountain home would be a built-in sauna with a view of the peaks, the perfect place to unwind after a long day. Outside of work Jake enjoys playing guitar, snowboarding, hunting, fishing, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.

For Kody, no two builds are ever the same. He’s drawn to the variety and complexity of custom homebuilding and brings a sharp eye for detail to every project. With a background in architectural drafting and construction management, he’s most at home when managing the moving parts and keeping things clean, clear, and on track.

His favorite moment comes at project handoff, when clients step into their finished home for the first time. Outside of work, Kody enjoys snowboarding, riding motorcycles, and playing golf. If he were building a home of his own, it would feature exposed wood and beam work that brings warmth and structure to the space.

Mac brings creative problem solving and a sharp eye for detail to every project, with a passion for turning ideas into something lasting. He enjoys the challenge of translating a client or architect’s vision into a home that feels both intentional and enduring. What he values most is the process itself, especially when it calls for thoughtful solutions and hands-on craftsmanship.

Mac found his way into building after college, drawn by the sense of accomplishment that comes from seeing real progress at the end of a hard day’s work. Outside of construction he enjoys skiing, hiking, and biking with his wife and three kids. If he builds a mountain home of his own, it will include a cozy library filled with books and a grand fireplace.

Mike brings experienced leadership, clear communication, and a deep respect for both the craft and the people behind each project. As a project manager, he thrives at the intersection of creativity, problem solving, and collaboration. He especially enjoys the final stage of a build, when every detail is in place and clients walk through their finished home for the first time.

He was introduced to construction through his blue-collar roots, growing up around tradesmen in his family. That background shaped his appreciation for hard work, variety, and learning something new every day. Outside of work Mike spends his time mountain biking, skiing, hunting, and enjoying life with friends and family. His future mountain home would start with a massive garage and workshop setup, complete with storage for gear, a big screen on the wall, and a man cave to unwind after a day on site. A fun fact about Mike is that he has worked in both construction and the ski industry, ski patrolling in Japan, Canada, the U.S., and New Zealand.

Ryan brings sharp attention to detail and a strong problem solving mindset to every project, with a genuine love for the team dynamic that drives construction forward. For him, there is nothing more rewarding than seeing a client’s reaction when they walk into their finished home for the first time.

His interest in building started with a simple realization. If he was not going to be a doctor or a lawyer, he figured he could at least build their dream homes and make sure they were done right. That mindset sparked a career rooted in craftsmanship, collaboration, and pride in the finished product. Outside of work Ryan enjoys skiing, spending time around Clear Creek County, and chasing the occasional adrenaline rush. He has even competed in three Red Bull events. His future mountain home would include a spa like tub and shower room with a claw foot tub, multiple rain heads, body jets, and a steam feature.

Tyler brings a strong sense of leadership and an eye for detail to every project, along with a deep appreciation for the relationships formed throughout the building process. He enjoys collaborating with clients and trades and takes pride in executing unique design elements with creativity and care. His favorite stage of the build is early on, during excavation, foundations, and framing, when a vacant lot begins its transformation into a home.

Raised in a family of bridge builders and concrete contractors, Tyler was introduced to construction at a young age and developed a passion for the craft through time spent with his dad around heavy machinery. Outside of work he loves spending time with his wife Taylor and their daughter Ellie and occasionally showing off his unicycle skills. If he builds his own mountain home it will have a spacious kitchen with an intentionally designed layout made for connection and gathering.

Ty Salazar brings a creative, solution-oriented mindset to every project. He was first introduced to construction by friends and quickly developed a passion for building homes that reflect the beauty of the mountains. His favorite part of the process is the granite installation phase, when design begins to take on its final form and the home feels truly grounded.

Outside of work, Ty enjoys hiking Colorado’s trails and watching local sports. If he were to build his own mountain retreat, it would include a private movie theater with a starlight ceiling.

Colton brings strong attention to detail and a deep sense of ownership to every project. He loves seeing a custom home take shape from a set of plans to a finished space that people can truly enjoy. For him, building feels natural, something rooted in who he is and how he sees the world.

His interest in construction started early, working alongside his dad who was always fixing or building something. Outside of work Colton spends time outdoors with his wife and two daughters hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and exploring the backcountry. He also enjoys hunting and playing softball with friends. His future mountain home would include a full spa with a steam shower, dry sauna, and hot tub. One fun fact about Colton is that he completed the Leadville Silver Rush MTB 50 with very little training and a lot of help from his wife and crew.

Jacob approaches construction with an artistic eye and a love for detail. He especially enjoys the final stages of a project when the finish punch list brings everything together and the client’s vision becomes reality. With a background in art and a lifelong interest in building, he brings creativity and precision to every home he helps complete.

Outside of work, Jacob enjoys spending time with his wife, and going on adventures with their dog. If he were building a mountain home of his own, it would feature a grand wood burning fireplace at the center of it all.

Nick is a problem solver at heart. He enjoys working closely with trade partners on site and thrives when finding smart solutions in the moment. His favorite part of the process is finish work, when everything finally takes shape and the home begins to feel complete.

When he’s not on site, Nick is usually fly fishing, snowboarding, or traveling. He has visited 12 countries so far. If he were building a home of his own, it would include a hidden bar or wine room, something unexpected that adds a touch of surprise to the space.

Reed loves the finish stages of a build where the vision comes into focus and every detail matters. With a background in trim carpentry, full-home remodels, and a degree in construction engineering technology, he brings both craftsmanship and efficiency to the team. He enjoys the variety of construction and the opportunity to work with different people each day.

Introduced to the trades by his dad, Reed grew up around job sites and has been building ever since. Outside of work he spends as much time as possible in the mountains skiing, skinning, rafting, hiking, and camping. His future custom home will feature a wave pool because every mountain house deserves at least one completely unnecessary but highly entertaining surprise.

Trevor thrives on turning ideas into reality, helping clients bring their vision to life through thoughtful planning and clear execution. He brings strong attention to detail, a sense of urgency, and a highly organized approach to every project. His favorite moments happen during client walkthroughs when everything comes together and expectations are met with precision.

Outside of work, Trevor is always chasing adventure. In the summer he’s out dirt biking, camping, or mountain biking. In the winter you’ll find him skiing. If he were building his own mountain home it would include an entertainment room with a pool table, a space for unwinding and spending time with friends.

Hayden brings energy and enthusiasm to every project, especially in the early stages when clients first begin to imagine what’s possible. He enjoys the initial site visits most, when excitement is high and the vision starts to take shape. Inspired by the architecture and craftsmanship found throughout Summit County, Hayden was drawn to construction through a deep appreciation for the homes that define the mountain lifestyle.

Outside of work he stays active skiing, running, and traveling whenever he can. He’s also a part-time ski instructor who knows his way around both a job site and a black diamond. If he were to build his own mountain home, it would include oxygenated rooms to make high-altitude living just a little easier.

Nate brings strong leadership and problem solving skills to every project, with a hands-on approach that reflects his love for interactive work. He enjoys the demo phase most, where the old makes way for the new and the transformation begins.

His interest in construction grew from seeing the positive impact a well built home can have on clients and their families. Outside of work Nate spends his time fly fishing, working out, and restoring cars. He played Division 1 baseball in college and still brings that same focus and drive to the job site. His future mountain home would include a personal gym with a sauna. 

Junior brings a creative mindset and a talent for solving problems before they surface. He’s most engaged during rough plumbing and electrical, where early coordination makes a big difference down the line. With a background in hospitality operations during the pre-construction phase of a hotel, he found his way into building through firsthand experience.

Outside of work, you’ll likely find Junior by the lake or at a live show. He has hosted craft beer festivals and EDM events, and even grew hops commercially. If he were building a mountain home of his own, it would include an indoor bouldering wall, something fun, functional, and a little unexpected.

Mike brings strong communication skills and a team-first mindset to every project, with a focus on collaboration and quality. He enjoys working closely with the trades and seeing a finished product come together, knowing he played a part in building something lasting and well crafted.

His path into construction started with a personality test that suggested he work more with his hands, advice he is glad he followed. Outside of work Mike enjoys spending time with his wife and their dog, usually somewhere outdoors. His future mountain home would include a sauna, the one space he considers nonnegotiable.

Brady brings together creativity, problem solving, and a strong sense of teamwork. He enjoys the early phases of a build, assembling the right team, shaping a clear budget, and helping turn vision into reality. He values collaboration and is driven by the relationships that make each project possible.

Outside of work, you’ll find Brady in the mountains skiing, bowhunting, biking, or spending time with his golden retriever. If he were building a mountain home of his own, it would include a home gym and an outdoor sauna with a view.

Matthew brings a clear head and strong organizational skills to the team, with a talent for keeping complex projects on track. He enjoys the challenge of balancing the many moving parts it takes to bring a custom home to life and values the range of skill sets and personalities that come together to make it happen.

He was first drawn to construction by its tangible nature and the satisfaction of watching an idea become something real. Originally from Rhode Island, Matthew now spends his free time skiing in the mountains or heading to the coast to surf. His mountain home must-have is a sauna and cold plunge combination, a feature that reflects his appreciation for both wellness and good design.

Mike enjoys the process of digging into the details of a project, especially during the estimating phase when each element starts to take shape on paper. For him, the most rewarding part of construction is seeing a finished home come together after all the planning, coordination, and problem solving behind the scenes.

His path into building started with a construction job early on and grew from a genuine love of learning new things. Mike brings a thoughtful approach to challenges and is always looking for ways to expand his skills and knowledge. Outside of work he enjoys hunting, biking, skiing, and spending time in the kitchen. His interest in cooking has even landed him on multiple television shows. If he builds a mountain home of his own, it will have a big wood burning fireplace as the centerpiece.

David enjoys the collaborative nature of construction and the opportunity to learn from the trades at every stage of the process. He especially looks forward to the finish work, when the details come together and he can see the pride on a homeowner’s face as the vision becomes reality.

His interest in building began early, helping his uncle with woodworking projects and learning the value of craftsmanship and hands-on problem solving. David brings a sharp eye for detail and a positive mindset to every job, always looking for ways to improve the final product while supporting his team through challenges. Outside of work he enjoys fly fishing, hiking, snowboarding, and playing disc golf. He grew up in a small town in West Virginia and dreams of building a mountain home with one standout feature, an indoor shooting range.

Brett grew up in Summit County and after graduating from CSU returned home to work for Pinnacle Mountain Homes. After 5 years with the company he recently took a year off to pursue his passion of travel and has returned with a fresh perspective and renewed energy. Outside of work, he is passionate about snowboarding, hiking, camping, scuba diving and of course traveling. Brett truly lives by the mantra of work hard, play hard.