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91视频 Staff//May 12, 2025//
As a former wildland firefighter, Jarell Lambert is no stranger to hard work. He has long had an interest in how things work and how to repair them, so when people started talking to him about a career in construction he wanted to learn more.
Lambert participated in a four-year apprenticeship where he learned carpentry. With about five years of construction experience under his belt, he decided to leave the apprenticeship and start his own company last year.
鈥淚 saw how companies were run and how employees were treated. I wanted to exemplify a good atmosphere and fairness, and have some financial gain to care for the community and my family,鈥� he said.
Sky NW Construction provides framing and finish work in residential and commercial construction, renovations and remodels as well as concrete services. As a general contractor/subcontractor, Lambert employs three people, including a co-worker from a former contractor employer.
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