Terry Baird
Superintendent
Summary of Qualifications
Nearly 30 years of construction experience have taught Terry Baird that no job is impossible. He has tested that belief on countless residential and commercial construction projects, bringing enthusiasm and a can-do attitude to each job he supervises.
Terry honed his skills as a framer building high-end residences, and also managed his own company. He has experience on all types and sizes of jobs. His exceptional staff management skills translate into well-executed projects. Terry communicates well with owners, architects and subcontractors, which results in the timely completion of projects on budget.
Selected Projects
- The Mews at North Harbour - Full strip and reclad of 32 unit building overlooking the south channel of the Columbia River.
- Promenade Condominiums – Located on the Oregon Coast in Seaside, the five story, 17-unit condominium building was plagued with water intrusion problems, rust and dry rot. Vinyl siding was replaced with Hardi plank and shingle, badly damaged metal windows were replaced with vinyl, a new sprinkler system was installed to meet fire coded rating, and new deck and breezeway traffic coatings were installed.
- Windward Passage – Four-story, 36-unit condominium building located in Long Beach, Washington requiring extensive rot repair. Crews experienced severe weather conditions while rebuilding and re-siding significant portions of the building. The project was completed on time and within budget.
- Paradise Dormitory - Supervised crew on award-winning Paradise Employee Dormitory job.
- Heily Residence – Construction of museum-quality home on steep slope, requiring intense stabilization of foundation system
- Newman Center – Two-story, multi-purpose facility and chapel; carefully salvaged materials from existing structures reused in new construction; delivered high-quality project on modest budget
- Chavelle Residence – Construction of museum-quality waterfront residence requiring precise craftsmanship; open communication with close neighbors potentially impacted by construction
- Chestnut Hill Academy – Fast-track construction of new elementary school in four months despite tight schedule impacted by permit delays
- Seward Park Professional Building – Delivery of high-end office building ahead of schedule despite change of foundation design during sitework phase
- Seattle Athletic Club – 10-day fast-track remodel of athletic club’s locker room and spa while occupied
Heavy traffic or scheduling conflicts are typical reasons for material delivery delays at most jobsites, but it’s rare that a black bear can be blamed.
Charter combined thrift, ingenuity and creativity to build this multi-purpose center for owners with high expectations and a modest budget.
Located on the Oregon Coast in Seaside, this 17-unit building experiences its fair share of stormy weather with high winds, excessive rain and moisture.