From an an early age, Mike showed an immense curiosity for construction, tools and equipment.  Building has always intrigued him.  Mike now routinely strives to keep informed of leading-edge building practices by researching the latest techniques, equipment, and materials, as well as honing his hands-on skills.  He is never reticent when it comes to asking questions concerning any building process with which he is not familiar.

Mike graduated from San Diego State University with a teaching degree in Industrial Arts in 1974.  He has taught Cabinet Making and Building Trades in both California and New Hampshire.  Even though he found his teaching experiences rewarding, Mike felt a need to be directly involved in the building process. Thus began his hands-on building career.

Mike has direct experience in many types of construction and framing techniques including: Bowed Roof Capes in New England, Shingle Style homes in South Carolina, and Eco-Nests in Santa Fe, New Mexico.  Having to deal with different climates presents many challenges.  Adapting structures to their unique environments is vital to their longevity.  Mike is very aware of these challenges, and instills this awareness in his job as a construction supervisor.

Mike’s hands-on approach and attention to detail, as well as his many years of construction experience, make him invaluable in his Project Management position at Prull and Associates, Inc.