Meet Cade

At Scholl Construction, Cade brings passion and precision to every project. His love for construction started early, through time spent on job sites with his uncle, where he developed an appreciation for the industry’s dynamic nature and the opportunity to make a positive impact on the community.

As our on-site leader, Cade acts as an extension of the Project Management team and ensures each project stays on track, on budget, and remains aligned with our high standards.

When he is not overseeing construction sites, you’ll find Cade enjoying the outdoors – particularly on the water in Northern Wisconsin. His ideal weekends include golfing, cheering for the Chicago Bears and spending time with his family and friends.  His favorite getaway – the Gulf Shores in Alabama.

With Cade on our team, every development benefits from his hands-on leadership and unwavering commitment to quality.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as on-site project leader, ensuring all construction work aligns with approved plans and specifications
• Manage project schedules through daily coordination with trade partners and real-time adjustments
• Conduct regular site visits to monitor progress, assess quality and document conditions
• Process change orders, purchase orders and variance documentation in coordination with Project Managers
• Coordinate with local governments inspectors and ensure compliance with all regulations and codes
• Hold subcontractors accountable for schedule adherence, safety standards and workmanship quality
• Manage warranty items and provide responsive service during project completion period
• Perform hands-on maintenance and technical work for residential and commercial properties
• Proactively identify maintenance needs and recommend solutions to enhance property value
• Maintain strong relationships with customers, suppliers and trade partner

First Job

Cade’s first job was with Doug Kunde Excavating, where he learned the ins and outs of underground construction and discovered that building a solid foundation starts form the ground up – and sometimes several feet below.