Certified Professional Estimator
American Society of Professional Estimators
Professional Profile
American Society of Professional Estimators
Project Management Institute
With more than a decade in electrical construction and a focus on distributed generation and renewable energy, my work spans the full cost lifecycle of a project, from indicative budgets and capital and operating forecasts through bid development, cost controls, and post-project variance analysis.
That experience comes from both sides of the meter, including self-perform engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) and electrical preconstruction across utility-scale renewables, medium and high voltage distribution, data centers, and telecommunications systems.
Utility-side work including project controls and lifecycle estimating for distributed energy resource interconnections, substations, and capacity expansion studies. Every estimate brings together input from developers, engineers, project managers, procurement, and field operations, and turns it into a number that holds up.
Alongside estimating, I build tools that small estimating teams often lack the capacity to build for themselves: calculation engines, pipeline automations, and business intelligence models that bring project data together for benchmarking and reporting.
This work draws on proven experience with the Microsoft Power Platform, Excel, VBA, SQL, JSON, M, Dataverse, JavaScript, and Python to build M365 native experiences, semantic models, data frameworks, Power Pivot back ends, Power BI front ends, and portfolio-level dashboard reporting. The underlying idea is that every estimate is data worth keeping, not a one-off spreadsheet, and the scenario models on this site are built on the same principle.
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Experience
Each perspective reveals a different part of project cost: how the contractor installs it, how the utility connects it, and how an estimating team compares and communicates the result.
Quantity takeoff and pricing for distribution, lighting, site electrical, structured cabling, fiber, DAS, fire alarm, and security. Installation assemblies and labor units stay connected to field conditions.
Utility-side work involving distributed energy resources, solar interconnection, substations, project cost forecasting, and the facilities and responsibilities at the point of interconnection.
EPC cost development for PV, PV-plus-storage, and standalone storage. Scope review, subcontractor leveling, cost libraries, and portfolio reporting support consistent deliverables.
Capabilities
The connection between disciplines
Understand the system, account for the installation, and preserve the reasoning needed for a useful review.