Chuck McCrimmon has worked in the masonry restoration industry for 30 years. In 1997, he founded Dakota Evans Restoration, Inc., which is named after the middle names of Chuck’s first two children. That makes the company, and the services it provides for its valued clients, that much more personal to him….

Being hands on, highly consultative and ensuring the client is an integral part of each project has created strong loyalty over the years (see some of our client testimonials on the Home Page). Specialty services provided by Dakota Evans Restoration include: tuck pointing, masonry repair, balcony repair and replacement, concrete repair and specialty coatings (painting) services.

“We don’t just send a truck and a crew. Our employees have years of experience and help us to achieve the highest level of service and quality out there; it’s a company standard,” McCrimmon said.

Ongoing professional training also is a company standard, and includes regular safety training, OSHA training courses, and certifications in scaffolding and rigging for each crew member.

McCrimmon holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Studies, and a Master of Science in Occupational, Environmental, Safety and Health from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.

Additionally, McCrimmon brings more than 10 years of experience working as a skilled laborer handling all of the services provided by the Dakota Evans, which include brick laying, tuck pointing, masonry repair, balcony and concrete repair, in addition to working with specialty coatings.

In addition to representing the company through direct contact with clients and their projects, Sean McCrimmon also is a regular columnist for Focus, a publication sponsored by the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA). He writes about safety and other construction-related issues to provide educational resources for multifamily building owners and managers.

Joe De Jarlais holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business with an International Emphasis, and a Masters of Science in Occupational, Environmental, Safety and Health from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.

He is transitioning over from a different field to a Sales Representative for Dakota Evans Restoration.

Sam Miceli has been in the painting and coatings field for the last 35 years, and handles all coating sales for Dakota Evans Restoration.

He gained his extensive experiences as an applicator, foreman and project superintendent before transitioning into sales in 2000. Sam has been involved in a wide variety of projects that encompass all different types of painting and specialty coatings.

He has managed up-scale, high profile major façade coating projects.

‘If it’s paint, he knows it.”