gregory b. boshart, aia - principal

gregory b. boshart, aia - principal

Greg received a Bachelor’s in Architecture from Syracuse University in 1997 and is a native of the Adirondacks in upstate New York.  He served as a Black Hawk pilot for 6 years in the US Army. Moving to Vermont in 2007 to start a family and pursue his dream of being a residential architect and builder, he instantly fell in love with the natural and man-made beauty of Southern Vermont. He places an emphasis on sustainable and efficient design that is functional and pleasing to the senses. He is a licensed architect in the states of Vermont, New York and Massachusetts, a LEED Accredited Professional and a member of the AIA and NCARB. Greg is an active member within the local community on many levels, whether being the chair of the Manchester Planning Commission, volunteering and designing homes for Habitat for Humanity or being recognized as an Emerging Leader of Southern Vermont. Greg is the proud father of three wonderful children, and is married to the love of his life, Cara who is a talented local florist (www.flowersbycara.com)



kevin m. gecha - project architect AIA

kevin m. gecha - project architect AIA

Kevin received his Master of Architecture degree from Norwich University in 2012 and is a licensed architect in the state of Vermont. He has over 9 years of experience designing and detailing residential and light commercial projects in Vermont, New York, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and New Jersey. Kevin enjoys being a part of the collaborative design build approach and feels it is a very efficient way to develop a design and make it a reality. The progression of ideas along with input from all of the parties involved ensures there are no missed opportunities when the project is complete. In his spare time he enjoys being outside and exploring all that Vermont’s different landscapes have to offer. He enjoys hunting, fishing, flying single engine aircraft, and spending time with his wonderful wife, Casey.


Pete cone - lead carpenter/foreman

Pete cone - lead carpenter/foreman

Pete has over 40 years of experience in the construction industry, with most of his time spent building custom homes around the Northshire.  His family has deep roots in Manchester and his attention to detail, precision and patience is second to none.  Pete can accomplish any task given to him, from framing to precision cabinetry, and he confronts all jobs with a dedication and pride that embodies the ideals of being a professional carpenter.  He also enjoys a good laugh and you can often see him traveling to watch college hockey games across the state or spending time hiking the trails. Pete and his wife also enjoy time traveling to visit their two daughters, one in California, the other living in Burlington, VT.


John Dell’anno - Carpenter

John Dell’anno - Carpenter

John takes deep pride in his work and is steadfast in his attention to detail.  He understands that it takes precision and patience to make homes that meet the Maple Valley standards. John grew up near Bennington and is now living in Shaftsbury with his wife and daughter.  He spends most of his weekends updating his old farmhouse, but he most enjoys time with family and friends. John also has attended courses at the Yestermorrow School, and has personal interests in timber frame construction and cabinetry fabrication.


Kyle christmas - Carpenter

Kyle christmas - Carpenter

Kyle epitomizes everything Maple Valley holds as its core principles.  He is hard working, honest, professional and above all else is a great carpenter.  He can handle every task from framing to fine finish carpentry with precision and efficiency.  As with most carpenters, he also spends a lot of his personal time improving his family’s home in Shaftsbury.  With 4 children, he and his wife have their hands full, but his family loves taking camping trips and spending time together.


tyler bovey - carpenter

tyler bovey - carpenter

Tyler is a recent graduate of Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester and quickly decided to pursue a career in carpentry.  He has a hunger to learn and has developed the skills needed for a long and successful career as a carpenter.  Along with being a carpenter, Tyler has been given the additional and important task of maintaining the tools and equipment that we use on a daily basis.  He understands that a craftsman can only reach their full potential with the right tools that function the right way.  His oversight of this part of our trade is extremely important to ensure a safe and productive working environment for everyone.



jeffrey goss - carpenter

jeffrey goss - carpenter

Jeff had attended Vermont Technical College for construction trades and has since spent the last 30 years working closely with both clients and architects. Jeff appreciates a job done right and takes pride in seeing them through.  

In his spare time Jeff loves to hunt and work at customizing his own home.  


rick dailey - carpenter

rick dailey - carpenter

Rick and his family have a long rooted history in southern Vermont.  Growing up in Manchester, Rick developed a love for woodworking and drafting.  He is a Burr & Burton graduate and then attended St. Michael’s where he received a degree in education.  Ricks desire to learn and strong carpentry skills have served him well, from building yachts in Australia and New Zealand to working on many of our areas most lovely homes.  Most of all Rick enjoys time spent with his family.  He has three children who take most of his spare time these days but he also loves to work on his own home and take in a Red Sox game as often as possible.


 

Tom Knudsen,  Senior Carpenter
Virginia Devins - Bookkeeper