Finesse Web Solutions — client example

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Our Team

Family-owned. Team-built.

Black Pine began around one family table. Today, nearly 100 people carry the work forward—estimators, designers, project managers, field leaders, craftspeople, coordinators and the office team that keeps every detail moving.

The Bennett family helps set the direction. The wider Black Pine team turns that direction into homes.

Portrait of Samuel Bennett, Founder and Chairman of Black Pine Builders — a fictional person created for this sample
Portrait of Michael Bennett, Vice President of Construction at Black Pine Builders — a fictional person created for this sample
Portrait of Laura Bennett, President of Black Pine Builders — a fictional person created for this sample
Portrait of Hannah Bennett, Director of Design and Client Experience at Black Pine Builders — a fictional person created for this sample

How Black Pine Builders is organized

01

Family ownership

Decisions stay close to the work. The people who set direction can walk over to the people carrying it out — and they do, most days.

02

Professional leadership

Responsibility belongs to the person best equipped to carry it, family name or not. Every leader here earned the seat they hold.

03

One team

Office, field and client experience work from the same information, so nobody builds from a stale answer and nobody guesses.

Family Leadership

The Bennetts help set the direction.

Four family members lead from different seats — and answer to the same standard as everyone else in the company.

Samuel Bennett

Founder & Chairman

Started the company at the family table; still walks framing.

Laura Bennett

President

Keeps direction, numbers and promises pointed the same way.

Michael Bennett

Vice President, Construction

Translates preconstruction decisions into field reality.

Hannah Bennett

Director, Design & Client Experience

Owns how a plan becomes someone's home.

Operating Leadership

Responsibility sits with the people closest to the work.

Five directors own the disciplines that carry a project from the first estimate to the years after move-in.

Marcus Hale

Director, Field Operations

Runs the field calendar and backs the superintendents.

Elena Ruiz

Director, Preconstruction

Makes sure the number and the scope describe the same house.

Daniel Brooks

Controller

Keeps the money as organized as the framing.

Tasha Greene

Director, People & Safety

Builds the team that builds the homes.

Owen Mercer

Director, Service & Warranty

The company's word, kept after move-in.

The Wider Team

The faces above lead the work. Nearly 100 people carry it.

01

Preconstruction & estimating

Site review, quantities, allowances and the scope letter that makes the number honest.

02

Residential design & selections

Plan adaptation, drawings and the guided selections that keep decisions on schedule.

03

Project management

Budget, schedule and communication from contract to keys.

04

Site supervision

A superintendent who owns each site, its inspections and its daily standard.

05

Field crews & trade partners

The carpenters, crews and long-standing trade partners who put the work in place.

06

Accounting & coordination

Job costing, draws, paperwork and the office rhythm that keeps everything moving.

07

Client care

One point of contact who knows your project and answers in plain language.

08

Closeout, warranty & service

The walk-through, the punch list and the calls we still answer after move-in.

Family-owned is how we are structured. Team-built is how we operate.

The right team should make a complicated project feel understandable