The Bachly employee spotlight is shining on Matt Messmer! Matt’s been with the Bachly team for the past 17 years and is the Vice President of Emergency Services. Beginning his Bachly career as a laborer in the summer of 2004, Matt chose to onboard full-time with our organization in April 2005.
Career Growth
As a laborer, Matt handled demolitions, extractions, setting up drying equipment, content manipulation, and more. After earning his IICRC certifications, he advanced to a technician role in our Emergency Services division and quickly moved into a supervisor position. In 2010, Matt became the Estimating Manager for Emergency Services. In 2014, he was promoted to General Manager after demonstrating his skills and abilities. Through hard work and dedication to Bachly and its clients, Matt earned the role of Vice President of Emergency Services in 2017. This achievement was one of Matt’s proudest moments, as he was entrusted to succeed his mentor, longtime Vice President Gary Snoddon, who was approaching retirement.

A Day in the life of Matt
As Vice President, Matt develops and implements policies and procedures. He manages staff by conducting interviews, overseeing onboarding, providing training, and addressing disciplinary matters. In his role, Matt handles financial management, including reviewing payroll, job costs, revenue, and profitability. He also oversees large, complex losses and manages all major clients within our Emergency Services Division.
Life At Bachly
Though his job can be rewarding, Matt’s role comes with its challenges. It can be difficult to determine the best allocation of resources. Matt always needs to be strategic in order to maximize productivity on the job. Quantifying large and complex losses is seemingly challenging as there are many factors to be considered when assessing the damages.
Three words to describe Bachly: Family, Fun, Service.
“The team at Bachly exudes a family feel. It’s truly amazing to be part of this roster of rockstars working towards a common goal while providing exemplary service.”– Matt Messmer, Vice President of Emergency Services.