Lyle’s construction career began at an early age in Iowa, and like many folks in his profession, the snowy and cold winters soon drew him to the West. He settled in Prescott Valley with his family, which was challenging in the early days of Arizona’s growth.

But, Lyle easily gained the respect of the other local contractors as he continued his residential and commercial building in Prescott and the surrounding area, which allowed him to add the southwest style of architecture to his portfolio of building styles.

As a graduate of the Master Carpenter program, Lyle learned that it is imperative to be able to be proficient in all aspects of the building process. The project contractor MUST be able to be the framer, the plumber, the electrician, and so on. Even though licensed tradespersons usually are in charge of their own segment for the job, the contractor is the one that should be able to answer any question regarding the project.

That is why Lyle is proficient in every trade, as a good contractor should be. Having designed and built many residential and commercial projects, Lyle knows his way around the requirements
The permit process and dealing with city and county issues can be a lengthy and sometimes challenging one.

A brief move to California to work in the remodeling industry with many of Hollywood’s legends taught Lyle the value of precise details and old world craftsmanship. Accuracy and detail are his rules in never settling for “close enough.”

In addition, Lyle is a licensed REALTOR and is also certified to teach other REALTORS via his “Construction 101” class. Designed to educate others regarding the details of the new construction and remodeling industry, this class has been available for Real Estate continuing education hours.

Lyle continues to design and build homes because it continues to be his dream. One of the best in his field, his talent and easy going nature makes working with him a pleasure. And, his teaching ability has won him the recognition of the community and accolades of the construction industry in general. Even other builders continue to learn in his classes, since Lyle keeps current with ever-changing technology.

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