General Contractor
Ed Geary
I wasn’t always the first one hired, but I was the one who finished the job.– Ed Geary
Anyone can build when the path is obvious. Eventually something unexpected shows up. That's when experience, creativity, and sound judgment matter most.
Ed has built his reputation by knowing that a successful project requires more than a set of drawings. It requires understanding the client’s goal, anticipating challenges, and finding the right path forward to bring the vision to life.
That mindset started a long time ago. As a kid, Ed dug a cave into a hillside, built supports to keep it standing, and turned it into a place of his own. By fifteen, he had built a neighborhood weed-whacking business, organizing high school crews before he was even old enough to drive. At seventeen, he entered the construction industry, and he has been building ever since.
Today, that same mindset drives Geary Construction. Whether it's a custom home, commercial renovation, marina project, or a unique build, Ed approaches every job the same way: understand what needs to be accomplished, find the right path forward, and build it well.
Over the years, clients have come to Ed for projects of all kinds. Some begin with a clear plan. Others begin with a problem that needs solving. Some projects have even reached a point where another path didn't work and a new approach was required.
That's when people often hear the same advice:
“You haven't talked to Ed yet.”
That reputation wasn't built through advertising. It was built one project—and one relationship—at a time
Ed has built his reputation by knowing that a successful project requires more than a set of drawings. It requires understanding the client’s goal, anticipating challenges, and finding the right path forward to bring the vision to life.
That mindset started a long time ago. As a kid, Ed dug a cave into a hillside, built supports to keep it standing, and turned it into a place of his own. By fifteen, he had built a neighborhood weed-whacking business, organizing high school crews before he was even old enough to drive. At seventeen, he entered the construction industry, and he has been building ever since.
Today, that same mindset drives Geary Construction. Whether it's a custom home, commercial renovation, marina project, or a unique build, Ed approaches every job the same way: understand what needs to be accomplished, find the right path forward, and build it well.
Over the years, clients have come to Ed for projects of all kinds. Some begin with a clear plan. Others begin with a problem that needs solving. Some projects have even reached a point where another path didn't work and a new approach was required.
That's when people often hear the same advice:
“You haven't talked to Ed yet.”
That reputation wasn't built through advertising. It was built one project—and one relationship—at a time
Beyond The Site Job
When he's not building, Ed is usually outside grilling or with family and friends. He spends time forging and fishing with his teenage son, playing trucks with his grandson, and taking road trips whenever there's somewhere new to explore. And when he's home, you'll often find classical music playing in the background.