Who I Am
The Builder
I started my construction journey with my dad (who was a carpenter by trade) working on our homes. Mostly, I watched him work, but I found my own desire to build and the reward of working hard. Naturally, I started my construction journey at 18.
Now, 30 years later, I have held many positions: Laborer, Concrete Finisher, Carpenter, Project Manager, and Owner of my own construction company.
I have learned just as much from my failures as I have from my successes. My understanding of the entire building process helps me identify potential issues before and during construction.
I am passionated about sharing my knowledge so others can feel confident in their construction journey. With confidence and knowledge, those preparing to take on the daunting task of renovating or building a home can feel empowered to get the results they want.
Thank you to everyone who has trusted me with their projects over the years, and to those who will choose me to guide them in the future. I look forward to helping you.
The Father
I’m a father of 3, and my journey in fatherhood has put the mirror in front of the man I am—and at times, it hasn’t hasn’t been easy to look at.
On the outside, I was “great” but internally, I was struggling. I lacked presence, purpose, and connection. I found I was constantly chasing the next thing instead of enjoying my time with my children. I felt the pressure, the overwhelm, the sense of being lost—and at the core of it all, I was sad and resentful because I lost myself.
So, I did what any builder would do…I started deconstructing.
I turned inward to find my “why”. Why was I reacting? Why couldn’t I just play? Why did I feel so angry? As I peeled back those layers, I discovered pain, forgiveness, strength, and purpose. The weight that lifted when I let go, forgave myself, and focused on what was right in front of me, was life-changing. The work was hard—but as a builder, I love hard work and the results that come with it.
I see so many other men struggling with the same deep pain I once felt. I want to help others see that it can be different. You can have presence, purpose and connection. You can work hard, show up for yourself, and be the man that your family needs you to be.
If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone—I’ve been there too.
Let’s build together.