Started in 2019. Really started way before that.
I grew up going out on jobs with my dad. Wherever he needed an extra set of hands, I was there.
He spent 19 years at Universal Forest Products, so lumber and materials are basically in his blood. He was always taking on his own projects too, picking things up the way most tradespeople do: through trial, time and just doing the work.
When he got let go after those 19 years, going back to another job for another 20 wasn't something either of us wanted. So we built this instead.
Running the day-to-day
Project manager, point of contact, materials person. Call it whatever fits. Clients, quotes, jobs and sourcing all go through me.
The hands-on experience
Decades of building and fixing things. He's the reason the work holds up.
We stay involved
Questions? We're there. Tight budget? We'll figure it out. I hunt down the best prices on materials so you don't have to.
What do we do, exactly? Better question: what do you need?
Shoot your shot