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Bryan L. Crostreet

Project Manager

T&W Church Solution
Indianapolis, IN

As a Project Manager for T&W Corporation, Bryan Crostreet’s responsibilities include developing and maintaining a positive long term business relationship with current and potential clients, and he takes that responsibility very seriously. He is a firm believer in honest, open communications between all parties involved including Owners, Architect and Contractors to insure the high quality of project results that have become a standard at T&W Corporation.

Bryan joined the T&W Team in 1992, and prior to that, was co-owner of a residential / light commercial general contracting business in Lebanon, Indiana. Bryan has over 20 years of multifaceted field experience, and has been fully involved in all aspects of construction including design / planning, estimating, marketing, management and execution of many projects. In addition to his field work, Bryan also has extensive experience with computer systems and software relating to business and the construction industry. In 1987, he was a presenter at the AGC conference in Dallas, Texas on the benefits of utilizing computerized estimating.

Bryan is a graduate of Purdue University School of Engineering, IUPUI, and holds an Associate Degree in Architectural Technology (‘80) and a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Technology (’82).

Bryan, his wife Kay, and their two children, Sarah and Ben, reside in Lebanon, Indiana, and worship at New Hope Christian Church in Whitestown, where Bryan has served as Elder since 1990. He has a passion for high school youth and has gone on several high school mission trips as sponsor and construction coordinator. He was also the construction coordinator for the first 8 years of the Boone County Habitat for Humanity affiliate. Bryan enjoys helping youth develop life skills and morals in the Boy Scouts of America, where he has served as a leader since 1993. In his limited spare time, Bryan enjoys gardening, camping and woodworking.

Bryan understands that successful projects are not made by the efforts of just one, but are made successful through the efforts of those that take pride in what they do to please the client. He also believes that T&W Corporation’s customers appreciate the fact that “we keep our word and we build every project as though it were ours to own and occupy”.