Skyler Oberholtzer

Skyler brings more than 20 years of construction and carpentry experience to his role as Lead Superintendent. Woodworking and building run in Skyler’s family—from his father and uncles to his grandfather, great-grandfather, and so on, all the way back to the 18th century (according to family genealogy). As if the family legacy of working with wood wasn’t enough, Skyler’s last name, Oberholtzer, means “keeper of the woods” in German.

After working on more traditional construction projects for years, he has enjoyed learning about and working on zero energy buildings and the cutting-edge processes and technologies Green Hammer employs. He says he appreciates working for a company where employees feel included and respected, and where the design and administrative teams communicate well with the field staff. Sklyer has been impressed by Green Hammer’s more experienced carpenters, who generously lend their time and knowledge to newer team members. He pays this forward by coaching less experienced carpenters.

When not working for Green Hammer, Skyler enjoys the outdoors with his wife and four kids.