A Legacy of Excellence: Craftsmanship, Integrity and Commitment
Since its beginnings in 1978, JDL Construction has maintained a reputation for providing high-quality remodeling, restoration and new construction services from start to finish. Scott Gossard acquired the company in 2017 with the goal of continuing the company’s legacy of exemplary workmanship, open and clear communication and client-centered construction services.
We stand behind every job we do
We take full ownership of every project or task we undertake.
If something needs to be fixed, we’re going to fix it. If we find something, such as a window, is not performing as it should, we’ll take steps to address it with the manufacturer. Even after the project is done, you can count on us for support.
We take pride in our work.
When we've finished your project, we want you to smile and see that we’ve helped you realize your dream.
We serve our customers with integrity and transparency.
From the first conversation to the final walkthrough, we keep you informed at every step—openly sharing our process and progress so you always know what’s happening.
We respect your vision.
We may offer suggestions for how you can save money on a particular aspect (and without sacrificing quality). But the plans we follow are yours.
Owner and managers
A Montana resident since 1978, owner Scott Gossard has worked in construction throughout the Western United States since 1986. His experience includes engineering and managing large-scale projects such as dams, wastewater treatment facilities, and cross-country pipelines, as well as overseeing the construction of residential and commercial structures.
Building Operations Manager Robbie Tipton serves as Scott’s right hand and plays a key role in the success of JDL’s construction projects. When Robbie joined the company over two decades ago, he had no prior experience in building construction. Since then, he has gained extensive knowledge and hands-on expertise, becoming a trusted leader who now oversees all aspects of the company’s building operations.
