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Michael A. Scarpa
Michael Scarpa began his career in the building trades as a carpenter for Yankee Remodeler, Inc., where he learned invaluable skills in detail work. In 1983, he started his own building and remodeling company. His first large-scale remodeling job, which took almost two years to complete, was the Rhode Island oceanfront mansion of a well-known New York City designer.
In 1997, Mark Wolman, owner of Wolman Construction and Waterford Hotel Group, asked Michael to join the management team at Wolman Construction, a very respected high-end custom homebuilding firm. There, Michael headed the Residential Construction Division, where he oversaw all residential new construction and large-scale residential renovations. While at Wolman, he also managed a hotel renovation and the new construction of a private school.
Says Mark Wolman, president of Wolman Construction, "Mike's industry knowledge and commitment to the client is matched by his warm and upbeat personality. Throughout the life of a project, he remains focused on delivering quality work and exceeding customer expectations."
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In October 2003, Michael founded Coastal Construction Management, LLC. The company has completed two high-end custom homes in the new Lamb's Way subdivision in Stonington, Connecticut and is currently at work on a 6,000-square-foot speculation home in the same neighborhood. Coastal is also constructing custom homes in Stonington and Salem, a post and beam home in Preston, and a total renovation of an historic Captain's home on the Mystic River.
Michael is a past Vice President of the Builders Association of Eastern Connecticut, Inc., where he was recognized as the 2005 Builder of the Year. Michael earned this designation, the highest honor the Association awards each year, for the quality of his workmanship and for his many contributions to the Association and the industry. He was also selected as the 2004 Builder of the Year. Michael served on the board of directors of the State Home Builders Association of Connecticut. He contributed many volunteer hours when he handled the scheduling and subcontractor supervision of the Association's House of the Year. The project involved the reconstruction of a Franklin family's home that was lost to fire in December 2003. Michael also served on the Developers Council of the State Home Builders Association.
Michael continues to be active in community and industry-related projects and events. He lives in Mystic, Connecticut, with his wife and three daughters.
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