The Team
Tim Shipley and his team bring their diverse and extensive experience together creating an organization dedicated to innovation in the construction of energy efficient, green, sustainable homes. He has long attended the National Home Builders annual national convention, attending classes and learning the latest in best practices for energy efficient custom home construction. Tim brings over 30 years of development and construction experience and are responsible for the construction of more than 1,500 custom homes, carriage homes, condominiums and townhomes. He is a member of the NAHB, USGBC and holds the designations of LEED AP and CGP.
SureGreen will continue the tradition of respect for the environment, attention to detail, quality and timely delivery of efficient, comfortable, value built custom homes.
Tim Shipley 
Tim Shipley began his career in real estate in 1980 in the resort industry, where he developed not just his professional expertise, but also a deep appreciation and respect for the environment. From this beginning, Tim co-founded a real estate consulting firm Clarion Consulting that advised Fortune 500 companies in best practices for design, construction and facilities management of their real estate portfolios. The practice was acquired by Ernst & Young Consulting Group where Tim served as National Director of Corporate Real Estate Services.
In 2000, Tim and his family relocated to Western Pennsylvania and began the development of Lake MacLeod, an amenity-based community built to tread lightly on the environment. Tim’s commitment to environmentally-conscious, yet practical, construction is evidenced in the Lake MacLeod Boat House and several custom homes including the WPXI Concept Home at Lake MacLeod. These projects showcase sustainable materials and energy-efficient building techniques and exemplify Tim’s respect for the environment and responsible development and construction technologies.
Tim and his brother Neal are majority owners of SureTight Insulated Panel Corporation, a manufacturer of highly-efficient building systems.
These experiences have formed the guiding principle that efficiencies incorporated in any design must deliver ultra-high performance, comfort, and exceptional cost-of-ownership benefit, without incurring a price premium over traditional materials and methods.