Jan 25, 2022

JTM Construction

Scott

Morris

Ball

Nevils

Davis

Drivas

Lawson

Austin

Olson

Christiansen

Jack

Baker

In Seattle, general contractor JTM Construction promoted 12 staff: Torrey Davis and Kyle Nevils to project executives; Aaron Ball to VDC director; Cohen Morris to director of project controls; Justin Scott to IT director; Torben Christiansen and Matt Olson to project managers; Madison Austin and Jacob Lawson to senior project engineers; Morgan Drivas to VDC field manager; Joni Baker to marketing manager; and Heather Jack to accounts payable coordinator. JTM says its team members “have brought their passion and energy, commitment with integrity, and experience to tailor solutions to projects of all types.” JTM provides preconstruction, self-perform work and construction management. It was founded in 2005.

Tiger Construction

Aaron Wagenaar transitioned from project manager to business development director at Tiger Construction. Wagenaar is now responsible for setting strategy, developing plans and implementing activities that drive growth. He is also serving in the same role for Pearson Construction, a Bellingham contractor specializing in custom home builds that Tiger acquired last year. Wagenaar has been with Tiger since 2015. Tiger is based in Everson, Whatcom County.

Apollo Mechanical Contractors

Kennewick-based Apollo Mechanical Contractors announced the formation of its National Facility Services Division. This move brings all facility services groups into one division headed by newly appointed vice president Dale Hollandsworth, a 30-year employee of Apollo. The company has facility services groups in Kennewick; Tigard, Oregon; Spokane; Renton; and Denver. Apollo Facility Services performs mechanical, plumbing and HVAC work, including preventative maintenance, service and repair.

Jan 19, 2022

Tiger Construction

In Whatcom County, Tiger Construction of Everson acquired Pearson Construction of Bellingham. A news release from Tiger says the acquisition expands Tiger's services into the private construction market, including both residential and commercial sectors. For several decades, Pearson has specialized in high-end private residences. Tiger has two divisions: civil and highway construction; and commercial, industrial and institutional building construction. All employees from both firms continue to focus on commercial, industrial, health care, public works and custom home projects throughout the state. Scott Isenhart retains his role as president. “The addition of Pearson Construction strengthens Tiger's presence across the region as we continue to execute our growth strategy,” Isenhart said. “Tiger and Pearson share common values and we believe that our combined culture will result in an exceptional experience for our employees, clients and other professional partners.”

ABC of Western Washington

Waste Management's Seattle-area office joined the Associated Builders and Contractors of Western Washington. The local operation provides construction waste hauling and recycling coordination. Kayla Foust handles the local construction account for Houston-based Waste Management.