Mark Mazzola, Project Designer

What are the distinct differences between what I build and my competition?

To properly address that question you would have to understand a little of my background. The first major distinctive is that I planned my future in the aerospace industry. I graduated from college with a degree as a professional pilot. I never had any intention of becoming a builder! This is not the typical approach to becoming a builder. Consequently as a result of this very different builder’s background I have never done much of anything for the sole reason ‘all builder’s do it this way’.

In 1975 when I first began building I made it my ambition as some say ‘to build the better mouse trap’. This mandate required that my attention would always be turned toward the ‘up and coming technology’ for new ideas. How could this new technology be integrated into construction practices? My early days in home designs came about at a time when there was great uncertainty with oil and gas supplies. NASA at that time was also involved in the building technology business with ongoing research conducted at ‘The Langley Research Center’.

At this time I forged a way of incorporating wood, coal and solar heating systems into my home designs. Since those were new innovations at the time I also had to design and build control panels to run all that ‘neat high tech stuff’.

Contact Mark Mazzola for more information:
mmazzola@firstchoicerealtyne.com