Logan Parker

C.E.O. and Director of Operations

Logan has been in the construction trades for 20 years, beginning as an apprentice carpenter in Lake Tahoe, California. Within two years, he started his own construction business, mainly building custom cabinetry for remodels and new homes. His interest in survival skills and the natural world led him to become passionate about energy efficiency and natural building methods. In 2012, Logan built his own high-performance, off-grid straw bale home in Silk Hope, NC as a model of efficiency, self-sufficiency, and sustainability.

He now owns and operates Heirloom Builders, where he designs and builds custom homes and cabinetry.

Liz Parker

Director of Finance

Liz has been actively engaged in various construction projects for the last 11 years. Her knowledge of the trades and attention to detail makes her a valuable asset to Heirloom Builders, Inc. She brings a fresh perspective and positive attitude every day, and has been a critical force in construction problem-solving, client relations, and financial management.

Mike Heindl

Shop and Project Manager

Mike is a mechanical genius with 20 years of experience in managing shop operations and product design. Mike's deep understanding of construction assemblies and his ability to think outside the box helps our operations run smoothly in both the shop setting and in the field. His commitment to quality and thoughtful approach in teaching are the perfect combination of skills we need to train incoming apprentice carpenters.

Joe Kennedy

Project Manager

Joe has built over 70 homes in the Chapel Hill, Pittsboro and Chatham County area. His expertise in project workflow and his magnetic personality helps us keep our projects moving forward quickly while maintaining the highest degree of quality.

Grant Hopkins

Lead Carpenter

Grant is the newest member of our team at Heirloom Builders, and has quickly become a critical asset on our crew for getting things done. He’s proven himself as a skilled carpenter and one that is constantly thinking ahead to the next steps. His skill set reaches far beyond the average carpenter; Grant has skills with machining, metal working, engineering, sawmilling, residential wiring and plumbing to name a few.