I’ve been working in construction for over 18 years, but my passion for building started long before that. I began my career at 18 as a house-framing contractor, where I had the chance to work side-by-side with old-school, highly experienced carpenters. Learning from them taught me the value of craftsmanship, patience, and doing every detail with care — lessons that still shape my work today.

When the housing market crashed in 2008, work became scarce — and that challenge ended up shaping my entire career. To stay busy, I pushed myself to learn new trades: tiling, masonry, roofing, and finish carpentry. Later in my twenties, I added electrical and plumbing to my skill set, especially after becoming a homeowner and seeing renovation projects from a whole new perspective.
Thanks to that difficult time, I learned how to work efficiently, prevent-solve problems on the spot, and deliver high-quality results no matter what the project demands. In recent years, I’ve continued to grow by studying thermodynamics — helping me understand energy efficiency, building science, and how to create homes that truly perform.

Today, my business is built on two things: customer satisfaction and quality craftsmanship. Every job, big or small, gets the same attention to detail. My goal is simple — to make sure your home improvement project is done right, looks great, and lasts for years to come.