Summary of Qualifications
Bob Jacques’ 30-year construction career began as an apprentice carpenter in New England. He has since gained extensive knowledge and experience in commercial projects, as well as the skills to complete highly detailed residential construction and historic renovations. The quality of his work, as well as his commitment to a job done well, makes him one of Charter’s valued superintendents.

Professional Accomplishments

• Led construction team on challenging restoration of 38-room Smart/Hallman residence in New England
• Successful completion of numerous high-end homes, restaurants, schools, churches, bridges and office buildings

• Laurelhurst Residence – supervised 3,000 SF renovation of 1926-era home, including 2,000 SF of new construction
• Laurelhurst Carriage House Phase II – supervised construction of new, 3,000 SF guest house; coordinated property grade change to integrate with existing residence; installation of perimeter shoring walls
• Kinokuniya Bookstore – construction of high-end Seattle bookstore with international design team; relied heavily on technology to communicate and send drawings; includes custom finishes such as slate flooring, granite countertops and a Venetian wall plaster with integral color and sheen
• Symonds Engineering – completed fast-track tenant improvements
• Forest Lynn Condominiums – supervised construction defect repairs to 14 separate buildings in half the estimated schedule and under budget; substantial savings to owners
• Pike Place Market – supervised remodel of restrooms at popular Seattle tourist destination
• Seattle Athletic Club – oversaw water intrusion repair work at busy athletic club while in operation
• Weldco-Beales – remodeled building for heavy equipment manufacturing company; include code and electrical upgrades
• One Carillon Point – construction defect repair work included removal of topping slab and old membrane and installation of new membrane and pavers; completed work on schedule despite increase in project scope from $440,000 to $1.3 million; coordinated difficult access to project surrounded by water