Meet our team

Michael Adams began his career as a civil engineer in California, Oklahoma, and then Idaho. His time as an engineer gave him a solid foundation for understanding the structures, drawings, and construction processes. Michael’s attention to detail and precision drew him to engineering, but his passion for construction lead him to pursue home building. As a general contractor, Michael has honed his skills as a project manager.

For your project, Michael will oversee the budget, schedule, bids, and is your first point of contact. Michael values client communication throughout all phases of construction. From the original estimate through the project completion, he aims to give a thorough and accurate budget that will set appropriate expectations. Staying organized and planning ahead with suppliers and trade partners will help get the job done, on time, and on budget.

Oswaldo has been a favorite trade partner to almost every general contractor in the Jackson area. They value his expertise and problem solving. Despite being behind-the-scenes, he’s been instrumental in building a number of well-know projects in the area. Oswaldo is originally from Jalisco, Mexico but the opportunities of the Tetons allowed him to settle here more than 20 years ago.

On your project, Oswaldo would be the “boots on the ground”. He oversees every aspect of construction to ensure quality work, a tight schedule, and that everything runs smoothly. He often works with the design team to value engineer the framing and other areas of the home to help give it the right look, keep it sound, and save money.

Daniel is one of our superintendents who was born and raised in the Teton Valley. He has been married for 14 years and has 1 son. He likes to camp, ride ATV’s, gaming, and spending time with his family. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science. 

Daniel’s responsiblity is to oversee Ponderosa’s framing crew, which includes ensuring that they have the materials and information necesssary for them to do their job, overseeing trucking, subcontractors, mobilization, equipment needs, as well as making sure the construction is done safely and efficiently. Daniel helps Oswaldo manage projects, which includes several trips each week to Jackson and other areas of the Teton Valley to check in on the work taking place.