Eric D. Letbetter, AIA, SCIP, CSI, CCS

 Eric Letbetter is an NCARB Certified Architect and CSI Certified Construction Specifier with over three decades of experience in the field. As the founder of Letbetter ink, LLC,  

Eric now leverages his extensive architectural and specification writing expertise to provide high-quality specification writing, specification writing teaching, and quality control services for the construction industry.

Throughout his career, Eric has demonstrated proficiency in all project phases, from masterplanning and programming through construction. His diverse portfolio includes transportation architecture, golf clubs, retail spaces, churches, educational facilities, multi-family housing projects, hospitality design, interior design, private sector aviation, and parking structures.

Eric's passion for mentoring has generated opportunities for him to not only guide numerous young professionals through the professional licensing exam process, but also to pour into them as if he were working to train his replacement. A lifelong learner, one of Eric’s favorite aspects of what he gets to do as an Architect and Specifier is continuing to hone his skills and absorb more knowledge to share with others. His commitment to advancing technical document quality, specification strategies, and training the next generation has been a hallmark of his professional journey.

Eric's transition to specification writing with Letbetter ink, LLC, allows him to focus on his strengths in technical documentation while continuing to contribute to and collaborate with the architectural community. His blend of practical experience and teaching ability positions him uniquely in the field of construction specifications.

Beyond his professional life, Eric is an accomplished endurance athlete, having completed numerous half-ironman distance triathlons, the Boston Marathon, and an Ironman triathlon. He occasionally volunteers with the Kyle Pease Foundation, embodying his commitment to community both in and out of the office.