Articles tagged with: Paul Lesieur
Security was tight. You couldn’t sneak a French fry past the security of the meeting room, throngs of admirers were packed sardine like hoping to get a glimpse of the building industry giants soon to debate best practices as they interpreted them. The mood was hushed as Shawn and The Paul circled each other, carefully [...]
I was a construction cowboy I joined construction in the late 60′s, I was a high school dropout, I had hair down past my shoulders and was more or less disenfranchised with the establishment. Jobs were hard to come by and my lack of experience and political leanings ensured a difficult situation as far as [...]
203K Webinar. Learn the ins and out of this Home purchasing and remodeling loan program. Presented by: Paul Lesieur, President of Silvertree Construction, SilvertreeConstruction.com Rory Swan, of Servicez Unlimited, ServicezUnlimited.com Link To This Page1. Click inside the codebox2. Right-Click then Copy3. Paste the HTML code into your webpage codebox<a href="http://www.remodelcrazy.com/2010/webinars/huds-section-203k-program-webinar.html">HUD’s section 203(k) program – Webinar</a> [...]
Laurie March got game. Born and raised in Baltimore, Laurie grew up in a construction family, 4 generations of roofers that kept the Maryland rains out of buildings, she doesn’t do hot tar mopping but the family roofers at “Cole Roofing” are still going strong. Attending classes in design and art Laurie also earned a [...]
“I Want My Money Back” ! At first I thought the writer was joking because this book is so far out in its assumptions, then I realized it was an advertisement for the writers services. Its a free country so everyone is entitled to their opinions, even conspiracy theorists. In a nutshell, you should never [...]
April 22, 2010 Earth Day and the EPA Lead Rule gets legs. By The Paul Lets forget statistics for now, any college student can tell you statistics are for lying, for not being truthful. Statistics are an exercise in spin. 50% of all glasses are half empty and 50% are half full. 90% of the [...]

