About
Craftsmanship, Culture and Collaboration
Founded in 1976 and based in Belfast, Maine, we are builders, first and foremost, who seek uniquely challenging projects to which we apply both sound traditional building methods and a well-informed practice of sustainable technology.
We are known throughout the Maine community for our high standards, problem-solving ability and attention to detail in the field. Our corps of field leadership is deeply experienced and dedicated to a strong and steadfast collaboration between owners, design groups and our own team of first-quality craftsmen and subcontractors.
We take great pride in our highly experienced administrative team and its ability to plan, organize and manage the results of each project against established schedules and budgets.
Our workshop in Belfast continues its long history of producing fine woodworking components for our projects, including millwork, casework and fixtures.
Services
Cold Mountain Builders is a full-service general contracting firm based in Belfast, Maine. Our focus has remained constant throughout our history and includes a broad range of experience from historic preservation work to the construction of significant and distinctive residences on the coast of Maine.
Our workshop continues to produce fine examples of traditional woodworking, millwork, kitchens, casework and furniture. Our goal is to maintain the consistently the high standards of our craft while participating as true partners with our team, design professionals and owners.
The workshop is staffed by highly experienced professionals who have been immersed in fine woodworking for the past thirty years.
Staff
Administrative
Jay Fischer
Owner and Project Manager
Janet Simmons
Administration and Operating Manager
Thaddeus Heintzman
Project Coordinator
Jenn Frost
Bookkeeping and Human Resources
Field – Supervisors
Justin Overlock
Wes Walker
Nick Buck
Field – Foreman
Chris Casperson
Nate Burman
Andy Webb
Workshop
Habitat For Humanity
In Memoriam – Brian Patterson
A stalwart legend and veteran supervisor of notable Cold Mountain projects has left us suddenly spring 2024. He was a model for all of those he worked with for long years and will be remembered with gratitude for all he brought to the task each and every day.
A salute to you Brian…