Construction has been in our founder’s life for as long as he can remember. John spent his college summers at UC Berkley working as an Assistant Superintendent for Warmington Homes while getting a degree in Urban and Architectural Study. Loyal to the core, after graduating with honors he went back to Warmington to work as a Superintendent and then a Purchasing Agent before leaving for Davcon Inc. to become a Project Manager and start his exclusive focus on tenant improvement construction.

John left Davcon in 1991 to start DBaC, Inc. because he knew his architectural background and construction experience could provide tenants the corporate home they’d always wanted. He would be the one to bridge the gap between their vision and their home for their place of business. When he started DBaC, his founding principles remained – get it done on time and within budget through constant communication with the client through the process. Those principles served him well on the early jobs when he was doing everything from initial demo work to project supervision and they remain today as he oversees a company that has consistently billed over $45 Million a year since 2013. But things haven’t changed all that much for our founder. If you need to find John today, look for him in his truck out on job sites making sure things are being done the DBaC way.