Our Crew

Kevin grew up in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and has had a lifelong passion for timber framing. Before purchasing Vermont Frames and Foam Laminates of Vermont, he served six years in the Marines with tours in Afghanistan and the Western Pacific. “I’m humbled and proud every day to be part of this incredible team of craftsmen. The dedication and skill they bring to every project is truly inspiring.” Kevin spends his spare time sailing.

After attending college in New Hampshire for Architecture and Sustainable Product Design, Keegan worked in the residential construction field, manufacturing and installing prefabricated homes throughout the northeast. He joined Vermont Frames & Foam Laminates of Vermont in early 2019. Outside work, you will find Keegan working on endless house projects, relaxing on the lake during the summertime, and spending time with family and friends.

Like most Vermont Frames employees, Lindsay was born and raised in Vermont. After 15 years working at a financial firm out of Boston, she’s back home and “enjoying learning about the timber framing and panel industry.” When not working on bookkeeping at the office, she loves spending time with her two young kids, husband, and family that live close by.

Ted comes to Vermont Frames with a degree in Architecture and Drafting and over 18 years of building industry experience. He’s most excited to “learn about the traditional methods, joinery, tools, and assembly while blending it in the modern age.” When not at Vermont Frames, Ted follows his interests in hiking, biking, golf, and hockey.

David grew up in southern Vermont and recently graduated from Norwich University with a degree in Architecture. He comes to Vermont Frames with a few summers’ worth of experience with timber framing with his father. After experiencing the installation of a few timber frames, he’s “excited to learn from the team about the beginning stages of drafting and designing one.” When not working, David is either sleeping, reading, playing competitive video games, or forgetting something important.

Born and raised locally, Josh came to Foam Laminates of Vermont in 2011, having previously worked installing panels on job sites. “I like staying busy and seeing the projects from start to finish and the comradery with the rest of the panel shop.” Josh enjoys spending his time Hunting, Fishing, and with his family.

Born and raised right down the road, Craig joined our team in 2011. After working various jobs installing standing seam and other types of roofs, he decided to try his hand at structural insulated panels. “I enjoy seeing the puzzles come together from blueprint to panel to install.” After work, Craig hunts and fishes.

Kenny was born in Maine but raised in Vermont and started at Foam Laminates of Vermont in 2021. Coming from the construction industry and working on stick framing, foam paneling was something new and different to him. What he likes most about working here are his coworkers and seeing a whole project come together. When given the opportunity, Kenny spends his time hunting.

A Vermont native, Corey started in early 2023 at Foam Laminates of Vermont. Looking for a job closer to home, he saw the sign-out front and decided to stop in. The most enjoyable part about working at Foam Laminates of Vermont is seeing a house come out of boards and foam. He also enjoys working with his peers. Outside of work, Corey enjoys biking with his son.

Born and raised in Vermont, Adie began timber framing in 1988. In addition to being a highly skilled craftsman, Adie can perform many construction tasks with accuracy and speed. Adie is typically the first to arrive at work and the last to leave and seems never to stop working. If he isn’t on the top of your frame setting rafters 30 feet in the air, Adie can be found in the top of a tree stand.

Born and raised just down the road from our shop, Brian has been with Vermont Frames since 1995. As the crane operator, he has raised over 1000 timber frames in varying weather and job site conditions, up and down the Eastern Seacoast. Brian is skilled, gentle, and precise when he operates the crane.

Brendan Fossi had just moved to Vermont in 2020 when he saw the Vermont Frames sign and decided to apply. Before his move, he worked for his father, a general contractor. His favorite part since has been the efficiency of the installation team and how fast himself and his peers can construct such impressive frames. He grows food for and with his family and skateboards in his off time.

Dave found Vermont Frames while looking for work in residential construction. After working in metal construction and welding, he brings his experience to constructing our timber frames. He appreciates the opportunity to work outdoors with his peers here at Vermont Frames.

Sir James Matthew Bartholomew McLaughlin IV hails from Boston, Mass. He began his career in construction painting for a total of 8 years before arriving at Vermont Frames, two of which he spent running his own business. He enjoys working with his peers and loves viewing the final product. When he’s not on the road installing with the team, he spends his time hiking, swimming, or otherwise outdoors.

Andrew Kidder worked in the stick framing industry before working at Vermont Frames. His favorite part of being here is the contrast between the two. The scale, the beauty, and the specialty that a timber frame brings to a project make him love it. He also appreciates the comradery between himself and his peers. He spends time golfing, skiing, mountain biking, or with his children when not working.