Construction is in this builder’s blood. Following in his father’s and his grandfather’s footsteps, Myron Wagoner became a carpenter at the age of 18. Over the next few years, he attended a 4 year apprenticeship program and continued residential framing. Then after moving to Colorado in 1997, he made two life-changing decisions: he married the love of his life, Jennifer Espinoza, and together they worked to build a family run framing company, Wagoner Construction LLC. They started out framing for a very successful company for nearly 7 years, their framing became in such demand that over the next few years they added 3 more framing crews to their company. With Myron in the field and Jennifer working in the office, their business has thrived for nearly nine years.
Construction is in this builder’s blood. Following in his father’s and his grandfather’s footsteps, Myron Wagoner became a carpenter at the age of 18. Over the next few years, he attended a 4 year apprenticeship program and continued residential framing. Then after moving to Colorado in 1997, he made two life-changing decisions: he married the love of his life, Jennifer Espinoza, and together they worked to build a family run framing company, Wagoner Construction LLC. They started out framing for a very successful company for nearly 7 years, their framing became in such demand that over the next few years they added 3 more framing crews to their company. With Myron in the field and Jennifer working in the office, their business has thrived for nearly nine years. 
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