Steve Klein

Having worked in electrical (regular and low-voltage) and carpentry construction , Steve has taken his tool familiarity from his home garage mechanic hobby from youth and found himself using all kinds of tools and hardware.
His extensive experience working in a modern corporation as a underwriter's assistant and software engineer has prepared him to meet the expectations of large companies. His extensive extra-curricular experience with PC applications, network setup, and hardware has prepared him to manage his own business.
He spent a couple years at LTU pursuing a degree in Engineering, passed calculus, sat on the AESG board, and earned top performance on simple class engineering projects.
Born in 1987 and raised in Waterford,  he co-founded a local wildlife conservation non-profit and serves in the role of president, and lives in Waterford near 3 lakes with his cat Magni.  

I work by the following guidelines:

• "Work smarter, not harder" - Hard work is easy, but also easy to fake.

• "Learn it right, then learn it fast" - you don't want a new person rushing.

• "A stitch in time saves nine" - Looking good isn't worth risking the whole job.

• "Don't put all your eggs in one basket" - Failure is better expected than not.

• "A rolling stone gathers no moss" - I like to keep working all day.

I bring my own tools where applicable, and add new tools as needed.

Things I do not participate in:

• Substance use

• Spitting on the ground, or using saliva as a lubricant on tools or hardware

• Leaving tools in the sun/rain

• Inhaling dust without  a filtration mask

• Loud sounds without hearing protection.