Greg Forell
Superintendent
Summary of Qualifications
Of Greg’s 25 years in the construction industry, 20 of those have been spent in a leadership role as a project superintendent. In that capacity, Greg continually keeps jobs on schedule with the highest level of quality. His responsibilities include coordinating employees, subcontractors, suppliers, project managers, engineers, architects and owners from the beginning of each job to its final completion. Greg specializes in leading teams on new construction, restoration and tenant improvement projects. Greg holds a B.S. degree in business management with a minor in construction engineering management.
Professional Accomplishments
- Successfully led Charter Construction’s first major Oregon CDR project at Southridge High School
Selected Projects
- Brownstone Condominiums - One of the largest construction defect repair cases in Portland. Exterior envelope rehabilitation at the 26 building, 140 unit development in the community of Forest Heights.
- Avalon Condominiums - Complete envelope repair at the 13 building, 78-unit condominium complex located in Beaverton, OR. All wood trim was installed over a drainage mat providing the highest quality of building envelope. New deck coatings and flashings to private decks; fire rated gyp and tape to attic common walls as needed to meet code; microbial growth remediation in attics.
- Village Condominiums - 11 building, 49-unit condominium complex requiring complete exterior envelope repairs.
- Promenade at Bethany Village - Complex concrete deck rehabilitation on a four story, 102- unit condominium complex.
- King's Square Condominiums - Exterior envelope rehabilitation condominium complex. Incorporating high end exterior finishes with the waterproofing systems made this a very technically challenging project.
- Southridge High School - Fast paced exterior envelope rehabilitation on a five-year-old school. The project included replacement of metal panel siding, replacement of stucco and remediation of faulty window installations.
- Mt. Hood Athletic Club - 50,000 square foot building with pools, spas and a gymnasium.
- SP Recycling - 72,000 square foot tilt-up recycling plant
Poor construction carried out by the original contractor led to failed sealing as well as faulty window and stucco installation.
Charter worked closely with the owners and the architect to balance the need for improving the waterproofing performance of these buildings while maintaining aesthetics.