Carl Wilson

Summary of Qualifications

Carl Wilson has drawn heavily upon his experience as president of his condominium’s homeowners’ association and as an advocate for homeowners rights legislation in Washington State in his work with Charter. He worked closely with the attorney, contractor and other homeowners as his condominium underwent extensive repairs and gained valuable, first-hand knowledge of the needs and concerns of residents and the construction process. Carl decided to change careers and work exclusively with Charter in his newfound passion for quality construction, and started as a Homeowner Liaison in 2004 and promoted to Project Engineer in 2008. Carl understands the multitude of concerns that affect the owners’ community and has proven himself in dealing with the complex construction issues that define a defect repair project.

Carl combines an in-depth knowledge of the construction process with a practiced ability to coordinate tasks and streamline results.

Professional Accomplishments

• Homeowner Association president from 2000-2011
• Past board member of Washington Homeowners Coalition, a legislative advocacy group designed to protect homeowners’ rights

Selected Projects

• Park at North Creek Condominiums - 84 unit complex. New windows, deck cladding and coatings, selective siding replacement and dry rot repairs.
• Beresford Office Building – Recladding of a 1980’s stucco 3 story office building, work included the removal of extensive dry rot that required shoring of the building while load bearing walls were removed, new concrete foundations were installed, and new framing of load bearing walls were built and secured to the new foundations wall, and a new stucco exterior installed. An interior clerestory open space was enclosed to provide additional office space at the third story.
• Summit View Apartment Building – Complete strip and reclad of this occupied 4 story, 28 unit apartment building. Work included installation of all new windows, and rebuilding of decks that had substantial dry rot, and interior repairs. Charter did a design-build process with the owner to keep costs down and streamline the decision making for the owner.
• Highland Court South Elevation – Remediation of the south elevation of a 100 year old brick residential building. Work included extensive tuck pointing and relaying of brick masonry, remediation of dry rot and structural framing upgrades, interior drywall and trim repairs, and installation of new custom windows with custom detailed metal flashings.
• Lochshire Condominiums – Complete exterior remediation of 100 townhomes; included replacement of courtyard waterproofing, topping, planters and irrigation.
• Cedar Ridge Condominiums – Renovation of 20 year old condominiums; included replacing sheathing and adding new structural holddowns.