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Jul 20, 2021
Specialty building materials distributor US LBM completed its acquisition of American Construction Source from Angeles Equity Partners and Clearlake Capital Group. The move adds more than 70 locations in nine states, including Washington. US LBM says it's now the nation's largest privately owned full-line building materials distributor. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. US LBM distributes windows, doors, millwork, wallboard, roofing, siding, engineered components and cabinetry.
Weyerhaeuser alumni made a commitment to sponsor 10 home builds over five years in King and Pierce counties for Habitat for Humanity. The alumni group is comprised of eight retired company executives that came together late last year to lead an effort that has resulted in pledges from 94 of their former colleagues totaling $1.18 million. The Seattle — King County chapter will share the donation with the Tacoma — Pierce County chapter. Former Weyerhaeuser executives and Habitat SKC board members Steve Hill and Bob Moore spearheaded the campaign. The first build is at Habitat's La Fortuna development in Renton for the Clay family.
Jul 13, 2021



Wes Kennard, Ryan Mara and Michael Orme are the newest shareholders of JTM Construction in Seattle. Kennard holds superintendent training certificates from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters, and has 20 years of industry experience. He began working in residential construction before moving to the commercial field, most recently as a superintendent at JTM. Both Mara and Orme hold bachelor's degrees in construction management from the University of Washington and are project managers at JTM. Mara has 10 years of construction experience in the greater Seattle area. Orme has over 10 years of experience in all facets of construction. JTM says it hires young talented workers, mentors them on company values and then promotes them.



Kirkland-based Compass Construction promoted Tom Toomey to chief estimator, Bridget Elliott to senior project engineer and Josh Hagen to assistant superintendent. Toomey has been with Compass for three years, producing consistent bids. Elliott started at the company in 2018 as a project engineer intern and has become a mentor to other new project engineers. Hagen started at Compass in 2016 as a carpenter and then became a labor foreman.