Our Construction Team
Peter Noone
President
Background: From day one, Peter grew up around The Village Builder’s blueprints and construction sites. As a teen, he joined the family business and learned the trade. After graduation, he traveled the world with the ARMY National Guard, before eventually returning to this great community – where he was born and raised – to plant roots. Now, with 20+ years of hands-on experience under his belt in every aspect of the construction process, Peter has assumed the reigns of The Village Builder. He takes pride in carrying on the company’s rich legacy and finds satisfaction in delivering clients results which dazzle them and bring joy. When not busy running the company, he enjoys indoor soccer, jogging with his dog, and quality time with his wife and kids.
Chuck Noone
Vice President
Background: Originally from Chicago, Chuck moved to Corvallis after earning a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology and a M.S. in Forestry from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. In 1976, at the age of 30, he built his first home for his family. It is the home he lives in to this very day. During its construction, Chuck fell in love with custom home building. He earned a second M.S. – in Construction Engineering Management at Oregon State University – and launched The Village Builder. Now, 50 years later, the company is still going strong; proudly beautifying this community, one home at a time!
John Donohue
Foreman
Background: John is the quintessential jack-of-all-trades. Growing up in Juneau, Alaska, he started work for his father’s repair business at the age of five and was steeped in all aspects of the world of mechanical repair (marine, automotive, and small engine). After moving to Oregon, he earned his B.S. in Liberal Arts from OSU, with an emphasis on music. In 2002, he joined the crew of The Village Builder. In his free time, John teaches drum lessons and is the featured percussionist in the Oregon State University Symphony. Additionally, he crafts wooden percussion instruments, a synthesis of his love of music and carpentry.