

Michael and Danielle Gutelli
About
Michael and Danielle Gutelli are the husband-and-wife founders of Clark and Aldine, a Metro Detroit–based design-build firm recognized for its intentional process, disciplined execution, and deeply human approach to remodeling and residential transformation. Together, they operate at the intersection of design leadership, construction expertise, and operational rigor—redefining how projects are planned, managed, and ultimately lived in. With Danielle leading design and client experience and Michael serving as a licensed builder and general contractor, Clark and Aldine is built on a belief that a well-executed home begins long before construction. Their work is grounded in clarity, alignment, and systems—pairing thoughtful design with meticulous project management to ensure decisions are made with intention, budgets are respected, and outcomes are predictable. The result is homes that feel warm, functional, and enduring—spaces that support real life, not just aesthetics. Clark and Aldine has earned a reputation for elevating the remodel experience through structure and transparency. Every project is guided by a clearly defined pre-construction and planning process that aligns homeowners, designers, trades, and consultants around a shared vision. This framework allows the Gutellis to act not simply as builders, but as strategic advisors—helping clients navigate complex decisions with confidence while protecting the integrity of the design, the timeline, and the investment. Beyond their residential work, Michael and Danielle are committed to advancing the construction and remodeling industry itself. They are the founders of the Build Together Community, an education and leadership platform designed to help builders, remodelers, and trade professionals strengthen their systems, improve profitability, and build businesses that support both excellence and well-being. Drawing from their own experience scaling a design-build firm, the platform emphasizes operational clarity, strong financial foundations, and leadership rooted in responsibility and care. Their broader work reflects a belief that quality is not a luxury—it is the standard. Whether consulting with homeowners, advising industry peers, or collaborating with national partners, the Gutellis advocate for a more thoughtful, professional, and sustainable approach to residential construction—one that honors craftsmanship while embracing modern systems, tools, and accountability. As founders, operators, and educators, Michael and Danielle continue to shape a future where homes are built with intention and businesses are built to last. Their work stands as proof that when design, construction, and leadership are aligned, the result is not just a better project—but a better experience for everyone involved.



