Capital Construction's Roofing & Siding Blog: spotlight

When you have Colton as your project consultant, you know exactly what you're getting: dependability, consistency, and the utmost quality of customer service. Building the Team Back in 2016, Capital Construction was expanding to service more jobs than ever before.

The definition of a first-in, last-out type of person. Making the Jump A new salesman in the spring of 2023, Justin Kubiczki has kept his foot on the gas pedal from the very start. Before joining Capital Construction, Justin operated his own painting company for 20 years.

When you pair drive, skill, and passion with a tiny bit of dumb luck, what do you get? Well, for Tara Hernandez, she found herself with a new dream job.

Without the help of this outstanding staff member, our office might as well not be standing anymore. An Unsung Hero at Capital Construction Among the staff at Capital Construction, some positions are inherently better understood in terms of their role within the company.

As a trusted and experienced project consultant, Jeff Amy embodies everything Capital Construction strives to be. Another Star From Northfield Much like many other Capital employees, Jeff Amy hails from Northfield, Minnesota.

After three long years of being a broker's assistant responsible for 35 traders, Chris Gackle knew it was time for a change. Making the Tough Decision Before working as a broker's assistant, Chris had rigorous experience in operations for giants like Cargill, Mayo Clinic, and more.

​​ ​With Capital Construction actively pivoting to expand the multi-family division of the company for nationwide solutions, it was clear that there needed to be some new additions to the team for it to be more knowledgeable and competitive in the rental space.

This summer, Capital Construction exceeded all expectations and more than doubled our project completion goal. In order to keep up with the demand, Capital hired additional support for the production office. One of those hired was Sami Gackle.

Despite entering the industry with no experience, Derek Muelken’s first project was a 2.2 million dollar townhome reroof. ​ Just a few months earlier, Derek was a corporate salesman at Verizon.

When WorldCom-MCI went under due to Bernie Ebber’s $11 billion accounting scandal in 2002, John Hope found himself without a job.  He was working in sales for the telephone company, despite being technologically-challenged, and was known for being the best at getting his foot in any door.