My experience in the field of carpentry dates back to 1990 when I signed my first contract with Antarctic Support Associates, a sub-contractor who managed and maintained the research facilities for the United States Antarctic Program (that contract has since been awarded to Raytheon). It was at McMurdo Station, located on Ross Island off the coast of the Antarctic continent, where I hung my first drywall, laid my first floor tile, built my first wall, installed my first window, hung my first door, etc. Since then I have worked steadily as a carpenter in a variety of residential and commercial situations, and in July of 1998 decided to go out on my own by founding Brent D. Stuntzner Construction (CCB# 130570).

As an employee, I was always in demand due to my strong work ethic, my enthusiasm in tackling new challenges, my problem-solving skills, my attention to detail, and my congeniality. It is upon these same qualities on which I have built the foundations of my own business. As a result, I always guarantee quality workmanship, creative solutions, and conscientious service. Here’s why:

• Quality Workmanship: I take tremendous pride in the quality of my work and always strive for perfection, even under the most challenging circumstances, whether it be pouring concrete piers under water, cutting steel in –98 degree Fahrenheit temperatures, or simply building a fence during an Oregon rainstorm.
  
• Creative Solutions: The construction business is fraught with unsuspected difficulties, challenging problems, and, simply put, hairy “head-scratchers”. Sometimes it requires some pretty slick problem-solving to guarantee the highest quality results. Having worked in a wide range of situations (e.g. Antarctica, an 1856 historic hotel reconstruction, some retail store projects, and many custom home constructions), I have rounded-out my construction skills while developing my own repertoire of solutions and solution methods.
  
• Conscientious Service: The key to success in any endeavor is respect — both self-respect and respect for others. As a contractor, communication and consideration of my clients’ needs and desires are my first priorities. Without proper communication, a contractor is unlikely to be able to fully satisfy the client’s own vision of the product. And without respect, those necessary lines of communication can become hindered by social barriers and defensive behavior. I strive to be forthright, concise, and thoughtful in order to promote clear communication.
  

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