Lawrence Builders Inc.

To view an interview of our founder, Steve Lawrence, and hear from testimonials of past clients please click onto this link to view the video on our website - http://www.lawrencebuildersinc.com/ Lawrence Builders is committed to creating mutually rewarding partnerships by providing exceptional client service, building quality projects, and meeting schedule and budget realities. The result of this commitment is relationships and projects that endure the test of time. As a green building company, Lawrence Builders offers certified green homes that earn their designation through energy efficiency, site planning, healthy materials, durability, sustainability and other green practices. Our founder, Steve Lawrence graduated from Roger Williams University (RWU) in Bristol, Rhode Island (RI) with a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology. Steve ultimately met his wife and shortly thereafter they undertook a new adventure which took him to the majestic Colorado Rocky Mountains. Since Steve was unable to pursue his passion of marine biology in the “land locked” state of Colorado, he decided to “get creative” and taught himself to build furniture using dead standing Aspen trees. This experiment in furniture building sparked his passion for ‘green building initiatives.' Steve’s passion for bigger and better was ignited, and his natural curiosity to understand how thing’s are constructed, led him to learn and to create beautiful custom designed and custom built mountain homes…starting with his own. After eight years in Colorado, Steve and his wife returned ‘home’ to Rhode Island continuing his love of construction in the Ocean State. Instead of building and framing his custom home building ‘artwork’ against the canvas of the majestic Colorado Rockies, Steve arrived ‘full circle’ and his new palette today is not only the picturesque New England mountains, but also the maritime beauty and history of the rugged New England sea coast. Today, Steve’s has had the privilege of building and renovating homes in many Rhode Island towns, cities, and seacoast towns.