My story began back when my father, a plumber, would take my brothers and I to his job sites when we were young. The experience of being on a job site obviously stuck, as all of my brothers became plumbers. It, too, had an impact on me, however, when I was in 7th grade, I found woodworking, and that changed everything.

 

I was introduced to woodshop and quickly found my niche. Along with other hands-on classes such as drafting, it took me all the way through my senior year of high school. I won awards at the county fair for design and craftsmanship on projects, and soon I began my career in the drafting field. It wasn't long, though, that I missed working with sawdust. I started in heavy construction in 1987, building freeway bridges, and large structures, etc.

However, after purchasing my first home, I began building my stock of tools to work on my own projects, soon finding myself being asked to build for others! In 2003 I became a General Contractor and the real journey began!

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The key virtue I have come to adopt as part of my operations over the years is fostering a mutual trust between myself and my clients. I am building your project, but together we are building trust and community — together beautifying your home and building a relationship.