Greg has a background in art, construction and interior design, for which he received his bachelor degree from the University of Delaware in 1987. After serving as an army officer in Europe, he returned and worked in several design and sales positions before joining Woodhouse® in 1993. At Woodhouse®, he has held key positions involving national sales and project coordination. Greg is candid and maintains a genuine integrity in his association with his long list of satisfied homeowners.

Currently, Greg is focused on the Mid Atlantic region (DE, MD, VA, W.Va, NJ and PA) where he works with clients directly and manages a builder/dealer network. His passion for aesthetics coupled with his enthusiasm for timber frame construction makes him an asset to your building experience.

Mary joined Woodhouse in February, 2011, and although she is new to the building industry she is not new to the needs of a growing company. Mary received her bachelor’s degree from Houghton College and has held several management positions in corporate and municipal accounting, as well as in subcontract administration, over a lengthy career. Because of her interest in the beauty and diversity of homes, (which stems from her father who was a master carpenter), Mary also enjoyed a short stint as a real estate agent. Now that she has an office in a beautiful, timberframe home, she is “quite happy and content” to be in the building industry. When not working, Mary and her husband enjoy time with family and friends.

Currently residing in Colorado with his teenage daughter Hali, Steve works from his home as well as the occasional commute to the Woodhouse offices in Pennsylvania. An entrepreneur at heart, Steve has parlayed his interests in construction into the creation of Woodhouse and Murus. With a BFA in Sculpture, one-and-a-third tours in Vietnam, some graduate work in ceramics, a year of substitute teaching and a journeyman’s experience in carpentry, Steve Keller and his first business partner founded Solar Northern in 1978 as a passive solar design company. This was Steve’s stepping stone to the founding of Woodhouse in 1980 and then The Murus Company in 1987.

Steve won’t deny that in the process of “trying to find himself” (his description is much more graphic) and ideally, a job wherein he could express his creativity and into which he could pour his values, he was incredibly fortunate to have started a timber frame company. Steve’s personal owner’s manual clearly states that his core strength is unfolding new business concepts. Crafting his companies to deliver the very best services and products possible, he has imbued Woodhouse with passionate idealism that really delivers for all of our clients and helps to make it a great place to work.

Otherwise you are likely to find Steve on the coast of Maine or in a sailboat heading to some new port. He has also recently rediscovered surfing and a childhood favorite, Vero Beach Florida. Although clients who own sailboats are not guaranteed a discount if you invite Steve along for a sail (he’s entertaining company), you will certainly benefit for his 30 plus years of timber frame and SIP experience.

Shawn was on construction job sites as far back as he can remember. After very early experiences in construction with his father and uncle, Shawn expanded his horizons to several other fields. He spent most of his 20's in sales and service. Then he switched gears and created his own wellness business in Boulder, Colorado. After seven years in that field, Shawn obtained his broker's real estate license and specialized in residential sales in Boulder County.

In joining Woodhouse®, Shawn has come full circle—he is back to an industry he loves. When Shawn met the Woodhouse® team he automatically sensed the camaraderie and support that they offer their clients and team members. He will draw on his sales, business, and real estate experiences to contribute to the success of Woodhouse®.

During his free time Shawn likes to cross country ski, bike, hike with his dogs, swim, and engage in just about any activity that works up a sweat.

After "doing the corporate thing" (several senior executive positions at a Fortune 500 and smaller industrial manufacturers), Pat and his family decided to begin doing something they actually enjoyed. A 30-year acquaintance of Steve Keller, the company's founder, Pat joined Woodhouse® in 2003 and worked as a regional sales manager in order to see firsthand how the Woodhouse® organization supported its clients. He became an owner, the president and general manager in 2004 and subsequently has cheered the entire Woodhouse® team along a path of continuous improvement and aggressive growth. Pat also blogs about Timber Frame Home building in our Timber Frame Blogger blog.

Pat lives in a recently completed SmartWood™ home (a modified version of the Mountainview design which is available for a personal tour) with his wife Tracy and assorted menagerie of children, dogs, cats, and birds. His home is located in the Finger Lakes region of New York state about one hour north of the Woodhouse® campus.