About Us

We at Brian Phillips Construction have done large and small jobs . I personally get my hands dirty on every job. We like what we do and we want our clients to smile every time they think of the job we did for them. We want their projects to come out better than they expected and for it to be enjoyable and stress free. We see ourselves as a partner representing them. Our decisions are based on whats best for the client, not our pocketbook. Were professional, knowledgeable and easy to get along with. You won't be disappointed.

CORE VALUES

We  believe our core values – like honesty, dependability, integrity, generosity, and transparency- set us apart and help us to meet our clients high standards.

Treat people like you want to be treated. Our motto is to “Treat the customer like you would treat your Grandma”

OUR MISSION

“Deliver Professional Results That Exceed Client Expectations and Add Lasting Value to Their Home”.

WE ACHIEVE THIS BY:

  • Listening to our clients to better understand their needs
  • Tailoring our service to meet our clients unique needs
  • We're continually researching construction materials and practices so our clients can benifit from our knowledge when making choices ensuring higher quality, longer lasting with less problems
  • Keeping our overhead low ensures more of our clients dollars are spent on their projects quality

My Story

I’m born and raised on the central coast. My wife Carolyn is from here also. She has a House cleaning business.  We have a daughter Olivia together  and a daughter  Morgan from a previous marriage.  
    My father became a builder when I was 11. I helped work in that business at that young age on weekends and after school to help put food on the table. We didn’t have much money. Our house was small and very old.
    We built dozens of custom homes together. He was an honest man and he didn’t cut corners. I spent a lot of time on the job site doing many different things and helping everyone.
    While away at college I sustained an  injury and decided  to come home to recover and help out in the family business. I really liked working outdoors and building houses for people so I  went into it full time in 1983. I worked for others to learn different trades such as framing , concrete and finish carpentry. I got my contractors license in 1989. I continued with the same trades, also building the occasional house or addition and learning new skills along the way such as tile, Electrical, plumbing, roofing, painting, drywall. 
    I like to learn and enjoy  challenging or difficult tasks such as remodeling. My long career has been divided  amongst  many skill sets.