Peter Lee co-founded THB in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, in 1996 with a vision to blend high-end Northern Rocky Mountain craftsmanship with modern, 21st-century construction management systems. In 2003, he relocated from Jackson to Bozeman to open THB’s second office and expand the firm’s regional presence. As THB’s leader, Peter is dedicated to building strong teams focused on exceeding client expectations and setting the benchmark for service excellence in every market the company serves.
Earlier in his career as a project manager, Peter oversaw numerous custom residential projects, demonstrating a talent for delivering distinctive, thoughtfully crafted homes. His work has been featured in a wide range of regional and national publications, including Mountain Living, Western Art & Architecture, Big Sky Journal Home, Log & Timber Home Living, Big Sky Journal, Cowboys & Indians, Custom Wood Homes, and Teton Home. His projects have also appeared in the books Rustic Artistry of the Home and Cabins and Camps by author Ralph Kylloe.
In addition to his construction leadership, Peter is deeply committed to environmental responsibility and reducing America’s carbon footprint. He founded THB Energy Solutions, a sister company specializing in energy-efficient building systems. Through this effort, Peter and his team have retrofitted and installed dozens of geothermal heating systems, helping homeowners significantly reduce energy use and environmental impact.
Peter earned a degree in Structural Engineering from Princeton University, graduating summa cum laude, and later completed a Master of Business Administration at Harvard University. Prior to co-founding THB, he developed his technical and management expertise while working with The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company and Forrester Construction in Washington, D.C.
Peter and his wife, Tanya, have four children: Morgan,Hudson, Jacky, and Noah. Outside of work, he enjoys skiing, fly fishing, and traveling. He is also an active member of the Bozeman Sunrise Rotary and has participated in the Rotary Fix-Up Festival for more than a decade.
