Business View Magazine | Volume 8, Issue 9

51 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 8, ISSUE 9 other communication tools, we’ve managed to remain connected throughout the pandemic, besides always being there manning our sites with our employees.” Although Sippican Partners mainly focuses on high-end residential homes, Gaw admits they will work on any project that fits their service profile. “We are not pigeonholed to any one type of project,” he says. “In this part of the world, building any building is very much the same process, so we are open to any type of mid- sized project whether commercial, education or high-end custom residential.” Working in New Hampshire also helps a lot, with the company receiving tremendous support from the local government and other societies in the area. “We’ve found this community to be a pretty great place to work,” avers Gaw. Working in such a mountainous and forested area with lots of lakes is not without its unique challenges, especially for a construction company. Yet Gaw has an interesting take on these challenges. “Site development in this area comes with lots of ledges, slopes, and waterfront terrain,” he says, “so a lot of care has to go into planning, design, and management. However, I worked in the city for close to 25 years, and what I found is that building in the city was S I PP I CAN PARTNERS CONSTRUCT ION