Roy Domangue

Roy Domangue is a distinguished individual known for his extensive background in the construction industry as a Graduate Master Builder (GMB), Certified Green Professional (CGP), and Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS). He has garnered significant recognition for his work, including being named the CRBA 2007 'Builder of the Year' and serving as the President of CRBA in 2006.

One of Roy Domangue's notable accomplishments is being the builder of the iconic Louisiana House, known as 'La House,' located at LSU. With a deep commitment to the industry, Roy is actively involved in various organizations, holding positions such as a member of the LHBA Board of Directors, LHBA Energy & Codes Member, NAHB Board of Directors Member, and NAHB Codes Committee Member.

Roy Domangue's expertise lies in designing and constructing custom homes, specializing in green building practices, being an Energy Star Builder, and proficient in high wind framing techniques. His dedication to staying abreast of industry standards and ensuring safety is evidenced by his educational background, having studied Occupational Safety and Health Technology at Delgado.

Currently serving as the President of Wooden Creations, Inc., Roy Domangue continues to exemplify leadership and excellence in the construction field, setting benchmarks for quality craftsmanship and sustainable building practices.