News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 19, 2022
ReyCon hires Shook as chief estimator
Plymouth, MA Construction management firm ReyCon has hired Micah Shook as chief estimator. Shook brings close to 20 years of experience in different aspects of the construction field to the ReyCon team and has worked with industry leaders such as Nauset, Dellbrook and GenCon, among others. His career as a full-time estimator began in 2005 and since that time he has been working primarily on high-end residential, retail, industrial, and healthcare projects for numerous clients. Shook holds a BS in construction management from Wentworth Institute of Technology and will be responsible for the oversight of the estimating process for all projects bid and awarded to ReyCon.
“We are very pleased to welcome Micah to the ReyCon family” said ReyCon president Michael Reynolds. “He brings extensive industry experience to the team and fills a critical role for us as we continue to grow and expand into new sectors.”
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