Ryle Hamilton

While I worked for Kyle I was employed full time 7am-6pm. Kyle owned an excavation company and did mainly dirt work which landed me the opportunity to learn and operate skid steers, and dump trucks. We also dug house footing and basements. He also took on some jobs where we had to trench water lines and electrical lines to bring power/ water into homes. This gave me minimal experience with backhoes and excavators. But a lot of time working the good old hand held shovels.

I worked here for a full year here doing landscaping, maintenance, building fences, doing irrigation work, as well as got to run a skid here as well. The little plumbing I did here was Ting off of main lines from inside the house and tapping outside to run for our sprinkler/ irrigation systems. This gave me the experience of better understanding how to solder and quickly work on a time crunch and still show good work. As for the electrical it was little bits and parts just learning how to hardwire into our rain bird program timer. I also learned how to properly punch under concrete walk ways without breaking them and properly installling wires, and pipes.

I wasn’t employed here very long due to the fact I quit for toxic environment and didn’t enjoy the aditude and laziness of my co workers. But I was there to foundation build a 2 houses. And learned more depth to the basics skills my dad taught me and I was applying from when I was younger building a house with my dad.

While working under Rob this has definitely been more enjoyable and has given me a lot of good experiences. We have done full slab barn build. To garage additions, we also do a lot of small or big area remodeling weather that’s new electrical work, needing your basement full remodeled because it flooded, or you don’t like the flooring your husband installed. Rob will pick up and we do almost every job you can think of in a handyman way.