Lyttle Construction

Specialties

It is the mission of Lyttle Construction to provide a superior level of custom and general construction at a reasonable cost to Santa Cruz County, the Central Coast and San Francisco Bay areas.

We can help you with almost anything you can dream up, including: rough and finish carpentry, cabinetry, decks, kitchens, baths, drywall, painting, siding, windows and doors, fences, custom furniture… whatever your project, we can help you make it a reality!

History

Established in 2012.

I have worked in the construction industry here in Santa Cruz County since 2003, amassing an extensive repertoire of skills, experience and expertise in building and managing all phases of construction. From laying foundations to installing kitchen cabinet knobs, Lyttle Construction can help you design, plan, and complete your project, no matter the size. My experience and my perpetual desire to seek perfection in my product and my service will set Lyttle Construction apart from the rest.

It thrills me to continue to serve Santa Cruz County and the greater Monterey and San Francisco Bay areas through Lyttle Construction, and welcome the opportunity to assist you with any building or home improvement project you may dream up. Give me a call for a free quote!

Jon Lyttle

Owner

Meet the Business Owner

Jon L.

Business Owner

I was born and raised in Rockford, IL (the home of Cheap Trick and the Rockford Peaches, from the movie «A League Of Their Own»), northwest of Chicago. I moved into Chicago for college, attending North Park University and graduated with a Marketing degree in 2003. My junior year I was hired as a camp counselor at Frontier Ranch, a summer camp operated by Mission Springs Conference and Camping Center in Scotts Valley, CA.

The absolute beauty and character of the area was such a welcome change compared to the cold winters and humid summers of northern Illinois. I was smitten. Upon graduating, I returned to Frontier Ranch for a second summer as a camp counselor and made the permanent move. It was at that time that I began my career in the construction industry, a path that brought me to be an owner, officer, and foreman for the company with which I had started working in 2003, and now, ultimately, leaving that company to launch Lyttle Construction as my own enterprise.