Ryan Mathers

As a Restoration Project Manager, I am responsible for the estimating, budgeting, material selection, build out and completion of 30-50 projects at a time ranging from $350,000 fire rebuilds to $2,000 drywall repair after a leaky faucet. In the last physical year, I closed out $1.35 million in project revenue with an average of 39% gross profit. My responsibilities and duties include but are not limited to:

• Creating estimates along insurance guidelines and working the estimates through final approvals with the insurance carrier.
• Utilizing Matterports to create estimates.
• Generating job scopes to assist engineers’ blueprint creation to submit for permit approvals.
• Work with the City/County from rough-in to final approvals for complete re-builds or any projects with structural damage or structural changes to the original template of the house.
• Converting the approved estimate into work orders to calculate how much is allocated for the material and labor budget.
• Creating project timelines and braking them down into the different construction phases, start dates, end dates, arrival times and inspections if they are needed for the project.
• Working with clients and sending material options within their budgeted allowance and aesthetic preference.
• Composing self-pay estimates for any upgrades or additions to the original budget or scope of work.
• Finding and vetting subcontractors to work within insurance pricing and the project budget while producing a quality product.
• Managing and training in-house construction technicians and all new reconstruction managers.
• Formulating and sending labor costs, material costs and job scope to subcontractors to negotiate the completion of the project within budget.
• Scheduling site visits and walking through with clients during the project and at the end to create any punch list if needed while checking all work done to ensure a quality product.
• Creating and sending a payment schedule to the clients so they are ready to pay once milestones are finished during the construction process.
• Reviewing and approving all payments for the project including a financial audit after the project is completed to find any areas to improve upon if needed.
• Encourage satisfied clients to fill out a Google review to increase the virtual presence of the company.

As a Construction Superintendent I oversaw and was responsible for the construction build out side, of a design driven remodeling company. My responsibilities and duties include but are not limited to:

· Created the constriction procedures and protocols to help keep employees accountability and increase company efficiency.

· Create a project timeline for the homeowners before the start of every project.

· Informed all homeowners of day to day operations and schedule changes.

· Worked with home owners to create change orders on anything they would like worked on, outside the original scope of work.

· Schedule all subcontractor's and wrote the schedule for up to 7 employees.

· Ensured the all employees and subcontractors have the information needed to complete their work.

· Oversaw all sites to ensure work has been completed correctly and on time.

· Oversaw up to 7 people and 4 active sites a day.

· Trained new employees any tasks they are not proficient in. Installing windows, doors, floors, light fixtures, trim, cabinets, framing techniques, exc. Anything they have not yet learned to install or build.

· Trained new employees to take on Lead/Forman positions.

· Worked on site, as a Lead/Forman, when needed to complete the work on schedule.

· Led a crew, in framing and building 2 additions, without blueprints, from foundation to finish.

As a lead carpenter my duties range from assisting other job sites as needed to overseeing the completion of additions from framing to finish. My daily responsibilities include but are not limited to, working with the home owners to form their remodeling vision into a finished product they will enjoy, creating site material list, running the crew on site, and working with the Construction Manager and subcontractors if needed on site. Projects I worked with while at this company include:

• Pouring concrete stair landing 10'x6".
• Drywall hanging and taping.
• Decks.
• Gazebos.
• Pergolas.
• Excavating and grading crawl space.
• Window and door installation.
• Shower door installation.
• Cabinet installation.
• Trim Carpentry: base, casing, wainscotting, crown molding, and custom as needed for job site.
• Framing Foremen: Re-framing the inside of the remodel to blueprint specifications, framing basements, pocket doors, and garages.
• Demolition as specified by blue prints.
• Operating company vehicle.
• Completing the final job site punch list:
• Fixing any imperfections, total clean up, and making sure the client is satisfied with the final product.
• Adding additions: Managing and aiding subcontractors, framing duties (after initial structure was built), all trim work, ensure everything is up to code, and working with RM inspectors.

As the lead remodeler I was in charge of the job site. My daily responsibilities included but were not limited to, creating a material list, running the crew at hand, talking to homeowners and making sure they are satisfied, and solving any unforeseen challenges. My experience included:

• Training new employees (From 17 to 64 years old).
• Roofing.
• Siding.
• Insulation installation.
• Window/door installation and replacement Framing to accommodate remodeling needs.
• Framing basements.
• Moving back load-bearing walls.
• Cutting concrete to enlarge basement windows (for a fire escape).
• Metal/fascia bending.
• Building porches.
• Decks: Rebuilds and new, metal/wood rails, stairs, composite boards with hidden fasteners.
• Running a chain saw and felling trees.
• Hanging drywall, durock, and orange board.
• Bathroom remodels.
• Kitchen remodels.
• Minor electrical.
• Minor pluming.
• Trim custom cabinets.
• Built-in shelves.
• Flipping a house from start to finish.

Framing Duties

• Laying green treat and building exposure walls.
• Throwing joists and laying 3/4 plywood sub floors.
• Building interior and exterior walls.
• Building and setting beams.
• Cutting interior and exterior headers.
• Building porches and dormers.
• Installing windows and doors.
• Setting, rigging, and bracing trusses.
• Building truss uplifts.
• Sheeting and felting roofs.
• Operating sky track.

Remodeling Duties

• Cleaning and setting up dust protection.
• Demolishing bathrooms, kitchens, siding, and porches.
• Operating demolition equipment, hammer drill, and jackhammer.
• Supporting load-bearing walls before demolition.
• Building and framing new walls and headers.
• Vinyl siding installation.
• Roofing, attaching addition to existing house.
• Operating cherry picker.

• From start to finish I was in charge of building the decks.
• Training new employees.
• Running bobcat daily.
• Auging post holes, back filling to grade moving lumber with bobcat.
• Ordering lumber.
• Building stairs.
• Cutting back siding and altering ledger board to fit the necessary requirements for the deck

• Bidding cost and materials needed for each job.
• Working with costumers to make sure they are happy.
• Painting.
• Drywall repair.
• Texturing walls.
• Minor construction repairs, replacing fascia, window sills, and other rotten boards.

• Communicating with costumers to ensure satisfaction.
• Preparing and painting house exterior.
• Operating paint sprayer.
• Painting trim.
• Detailing.
• Operating harnesses and climbing ropes.
• Removing and disposing lead paint.

Dinner Boat Supperviser

• Supervising 3-5 employees every voyage.
• Training new employees to serve and preform their duties.
• Collecting and loading all food, drinks, and equipment needed for each voyage onto the boxed work truck.
• Driving the truck and employees from the resort to the boat dock.
• Handling the complaints of disgruntled guests.

Restaurant Server

• Making sure the customer is happy.
• Serving food.
• Cleaning up/closing duties.

Banquet Server

• Setting up banquets.
• Serving food.
• Cleaning up after the banquet, and putting away the serving equipment.