Andy has been in the commercial construction and renovation business for as long as he can remember. His family owned and operated J.A. Morris Construction, so he jumped right in to help the family business when he was still in high school. “I started in high school working summers,” Andy recalls. “Mostly sweeping jobs out, demoing, picking stuff up, all the jobs of a general laborer. Out of high school I decided I wanted to stay and learn with my boots on the ground.” Andy spent many years involved on job sites and eventually progressed into higher level responsibilities when he was promoted to superintendent. He spent his time running commercial projects on site, scheduling meetings with subcontractors, and coordinating with inspectors to keep the jobs running smoothly from start to finish.

From there he graduated into project management and oversaw the big picture items to execute and implement exceptional work in the business community. JA Morris took on a commercial renovation project for Inspire Physical & Hand Therapy in Tumwater, which was when Andy first began working with Sean. Together they made a great team and after much consideration, Andy decided to leave J.A. Morris in 2019 to pursue his own business. “I did project management and worked as a special consultant,” Andy shares. “Sean was his own contractor and hired me to run his tenant improvement project at his Yelm office. He really enjoyed being around the construction process, and he and I were talking one day and decided to try this business venture.”