Robert G. Boram, CR
Owner/President
Job Duties include: Chief Operations Officer and Sales

Rob Boram’s construction career started at age 12 when he began working with his father, a part-time electrical contractor. Rob went on to receive a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Arts from Fairmont State College and become a high school industrial arts teacher. In 1977, Rob formed his first construction company. Together, he and five associates built new homes and additions, as well as restored fire-damaged buildings. In addition to his carpentry skills, Rob handled production, estimates, sales calls and accounting responsibilities. As the economy and construction industry slowed in the early eighties, the corporation dissolved and Rob formed his own part-time remodeling business. Still teaching, Rob built additions, remodeled kitchens and bathrooms; installed roofs and more — all while training employees and performing the many business functions associated with running a small company. In 1985, he retired from teaching to run Rob Boram Construction (RBC) full time as a sole proprietor. In 1992, Rob achieved his certified remodeler certification through the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI), which involves annual industry education requirements. One year later, RBC won the NARI National Image award for promoting a positive image of the construction industry. In 1996, Remodeling magazine chose RBC as one of “The Big 50,” a list of the 50 best contractors from around the country. Today, RBC’s customer base has surpassed 1000 satisfied clients.


Paula Boram
Owner/Secretary/Treasurer
Job Duties Include:  Chief Executive Officer, Marketing, and Personnel Director

Responsible for the company’s vision and culture, as well as its marketing and public relations, Paula Boram is a former high school biology teacher and guidance counselor. She’s an active Follansbee Presbyterian Church member where she serves as an elder. In the community, Paula sits on the education committee of the Chamber of Commerce in Weirton, West Virginia, where her responsibilities include assisting in business symposiums for high school students as well as conducting Youth Leadership sessions. Paula is a local chapter member of P.E.O., a philanthropic educational organization dedicated to the advancement of women at all levels of their lives. She also serves on the West Virginia state board of P.E.O. in a seven-year progressive position.

Former teachers, Rob & Paula continue their personal quest for education through their networking with remodelers throughout the country and with continued membership in N.A.R.I., the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.