About Jesse Abraham

My grandfather used to say, "Man is a creature of habit. You will have them either way, so choose them well." Norman Abraham worked with wood his whole life. He built a high reputation as a master-craftsman for over fifty years.

My father, Loren Abraham, used to tell me when I was a child, "measure twice, cut once." He is one of the leading sustainable-architects in the world. He helped found the International LEED Standards which regulate environmental-sustainability across the globe and even worked on the "Greening of the Whitehouse" during the Bill Clinton administration. Today he is a professor of architecture at the University of Minnesota.

My name is Jesse Abraham. I have inherited a great legacy of craftsmanship from my grandfather and learned to treasure the beauty of architecture from my father.

I have been an artist and musician my whole life and I bring that passion for beauty into my craft. When I am working on your house, I'm not merely painting... I'm creating a masterful work of art within which people will live out there very lives.