Robert Stolle - 20 Years Experience
Robert has been one of Ordell’s key people, hired as a Superintendent/Project Manager. Through the years he has run various projects from elementary to high schools, public and private. Rural and City fire stations, commercial buildings such as strip malls, and free standing buildings. He spent over five years at Eugene’s premier shopping mall, The Oakway Center remodeling, demolishing and rebuilding. Like Ordell himself, Robert is well versed in all types of construction such as masonry block, concrete tilt-up, pre-engineered metal buildings and all types of wood framing projects. Robert, now a member of Ordell Construction is the Chief of Field Operations.

Mark Stolle - 30 Years Experience
Mark's experience ranges from residential to all phases of commercial construction. Having previously held positions of general field superintendent and project manager, Mark specializes in the design build phase of construction working closely with architects, engineers and design build subcontractors. Mark has attended several Jack Miller Design Build based seminars in Las Vegas. Over the years Mark has built a large retail client base with clients such as McDonald’s, Arby’s, Walgreens and Rite Aid.

Steve Porter - 23 Years Experience
Steve has been in the Construction Industry since 1985 and has held all positions from carpenter to superintendent, and project manager to estimator. He is a new and welcome addition to Ordell Construction as our Sr. Estimator.

Kathy Gifford - 20 Years Experience
Kathy has over 20 years of experience in construction accounting. She joined the Ordell team in 2003. She is involved in the day to day financial activities of Ordell as well as contract administration. She is a member of the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) and is active in several industry related organizations.

Sarah Stolle - 10 years Experience
Sarah began in the construction industry working as a laborer before moving into the office as an administrative assistant. She later went on to the petroleum industry working on contracts and USCG security regulations and found her way back to the construction industry this past year, where she now works as a project assistant and administrative associate for Ordell. She is also a member of the National Association of Women In Construction (NAWIC).