piecing together details and making materi-
als choices that match up with the site plans
of what was originally there. Other times, he
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Esarey said.
Caron recalled one project in which his
client had a distinctive vision for the exact
placement of a spectacular million-dollar
barn he wanted built.
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"And I hit solid rock in a matter of half a day,
and it was like, 'Oh no! Now what?' And Mr.
Esarey—'Super Bill'—saved the day. He met
me on-site and was able to guide me through
the process of adjusting this building struc-
turally and aesthetically so it met the cus-
tomer's need. So let's just say Bill is able to
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ence-maker story, and to this day Bill and I
grin when we talk about that job. That's
probably the job that cemented our profes-
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Esarey said he can tell by the amount of
construction work around greater Lexington
that the economy is well into a rebound from
its lows of almost a decade ago.
