JEREMY GALE THAMERT · OWNER & PRESIDENT · MHC + HDD
Building trust.
Leading the work.
Army veteran Jeremy Gale Thamert serves as Owner and President of MH Construction (MHC) and High Desert Drywall & Acoustical (HDD), leading disciplined planning, accountable execution, and a direct commitment to commercial construction partners across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Veteran discipline.
Construction accountability.
Jeremy Gale Thamert’s work centers on relationship-first commercial construction across the Pacific Northwest. At MHC, that means transparent scope control, safety-led field operations, and communication that holds from preconstruction through closeout.
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Regional knowledge.
Tri-state reach.
From the Tri-Cities to project corridors across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, Jeremy Gale Thamert connects local decision-making with controlled commercial construction delivery.

Washington
Pasco · Kennewick · Richland · Yakima · Spokane

Oregon
Eastern Oregon · Columbia Basin · Commercial corridors

Idaho
Commercial construction coordination and delivery
04 / COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
Built for complex scopes.
MHC aligns scope, schedule, safety, and trade partners for new commercial, industrial, and public-sector project environments.






05 / COMPANIES UNDER COMMAND
Two companies.
One operating standard.
Jeremy Gale Thamert leads complementary commercial construction companies serving the Pacific Northwest.

MH Construction
Veteran-owned commercial construction serving Washington, Oregon, and Idaho through disciplined preconstruction, field operations, and project closeout.
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High Desert Drywall
Veteran-owned steel-stud framing, drywall, Level 5 finishing, and acoustical ceiling contractor delivering coordinated Division 09 scopes.
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Credentials on instruments.
Sources on record.
Jeremy Gale Thamert is Owner and President of MH Construction, Inc., where he leads relationship-first project delivery for commercial and industrial construction across the Inland Northwest. Independent reporting describes his 14 years as a U.S. Army flight engineer, and public records document his background in construction ownership, renewable-energy entrepreneurship, and Oregon inspector and plans-examiner credential identifiers. He aligns field execution, client communication, and long-term strategy so every project is delivered with accountability, precision, and trust.
BMW of Tri-Cities
Commercial and Retail
Tri-Cities Cancer Center Expansion
Healthcare and Medical
Zillah Fire Station #10
Public Safety and Government
Columbia Crest Winery corridor projects
Agricultural and Winery
Pasco · Kennewick · Richland · West Richland · Spokane · Yakima · Tacoma · Walla Walla · Omak · Hermiston · Pendleton · Coeur d'Alene
Oregon inspector and plans-examiner record
Oregon OIC3191 with published structural, mechanical, plans-examiner, and fire/life-safety record identifiers in the 2025 code-change tracker.
Oregon Building Codes Division REC 02 / Code trainingCommercial code-change attendance record
The Oregon 2022 commercial code-change record lists Jeremy G. Thamert, OIC3191, with SIA 6004, MIA 5917, PEA 6097, and PEF 6051 identifiers.
Oregon Building Codes Division REC 03 / Public facilitiesCrook County facilities project manager
A 2021 Crook County request for proposals names Jeremy Thamert as Facilities Manager and project manager for a county procurement.
Crook County, Oregon REC 04 / Renewable energyOregon Power Solutions leadership
A public wind-energy summit document identifies Jeremy Thamert as President and CEO of Oregon Power Solutions.
City of Unity, Oregon public records REC 05 / Business leadershipMH Construction president record
The BBB business profile names Jeremy Thamert as president and lists MHC contractor identifiers for Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Better Business Bureau REC 06 / Regional membershipTri-City Regional Chamber listing
The chamber directory identifies Jeremy with MH Construction and reports company membership since 2011.
Tri-City Regional Chamber of CommerceValidated public facts synchronized from Ramsey-USA/mh-website at 336ec12. The site retains its last validated snapshot if GitHub is unavailable.
07 / CONNECT
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04Review MHC capabilities
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05Visit HDD
Commercial framing, drywall, finishing, and acoustical scopes.
06Review public-sector readiness
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08 / BRIEFING
Jeremy Gale Thamert.
At a glance.
A concise operating brief covering leadership, territory, and commercial construction mission scope.
BRF-01Who is Jeremy Gale Thamert?
Jeremy Gale Thamert is an Army veteran and the Owner and President of MH Construction, Inc. (MHC) and High Desert Drywall & Acoustical (HDD), two commercial construction companies serving the Pacific Northwest.
BRF-02Where does Jeremy lead construction work?
Jeremy leads commercial operations across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, with deep roots in Pasco, Kennewick, Richland, and the greater Pacific Northwest.
BRF-03What project types do his companies pursue?
MHC prioritizes new commercial construction, industrial and warehouse facilities, public-sector work, tenant improvements, and preconstruction services. Select agricultural and winery work remains a regional specialty pursuit. HDD delivers coordinated commercial framing, drywall, finishing, and acoustical scopes.
BRF-04How are Jeremy's professional records verified?
Each record links to its issuing government, public agency, industry organization, or business directory. Historical roles remain labeled as historical, and published credential codes are presented as record identifiers rather than unsupported claims of current status.