When You Love What You Do, It Shows
Not to exaggerate, but we think we’ve built the best team in construction, and we’re proud of it. Collaboration and enthusiasm are the glue that holds this fantastic group together. We give our all to every project. You just can’t build great homes without great people. And we’ve got them.
Sarah Lawson
Owner
Think women don’t own construction companies? Meet Sarah. She was raised in Lincoln, MA, and learned how to build things from her father, a mechanical engineer. Her first construction job was framing residential renovations in the summer during college.
After 15 years as a technical writer, Sarah decided to go another way and returned to construction, working for a small builder. Not long after, she started her own small general contracting firm, and eventually, she landed at S+H Construction in 2006.
Ten years later, Sarah purchased the award-winning firm and is now building on the company’s past success and paving the way for a fresh new future.
Aside from owning and running S+H, Sarah is the mother of six children, as well as a grandmother of seven, a Masters Track and Field competitor, and in her spare time (what spare time?), she plays the stand-up bass.
Edward Sullivan
Vice President of Operations
When Edward was just 14, he began working summers at his uncle’s constructions company, and a career was born. Starting as a project manager for S+H early in his career, in 2007, Edward now holds the position of Field Director. Working with the friendly team at S+H, on unique and interesting high-caliber projects is what drives him. He especially enjoys connecting interior and exterior spaces, such as decks and patios with living room and kitchen areas for a seamless flow. He’s also never met a basement renovation he didn’t want to do, turning wet, unkempt areas into highly useable and desirable spaces.
When he’s not working, Edward’s all about family time with his 2 and 5-year-old kids. He can also be found working on his house, listening to music, and hiking. He recently bought a pizza oven, and watch out, he’s just learning to use it.