Growing up in Alaska, I learned to appreciate things built to last: the homes that shelter us, the work we put our names on, and the relationships we build along the way.
That appreciation led me into construction at 18. Over the past 23 years, I've come to understand that working on someone's home is a personal responsibility. You're stepping into the place where they raise their family, gather with friends, and live their everyday lives. That deserves care.
It's also what drew me to Hillco Paint: the opportunity to make a home feel loved again and to give homeowners an experience they can feel good about.
I moved to Texas seven years ago, and the Hill Country has been home ever since. I'm a local business owner, and the homeowners I work for are my neighbors.
A fresh coat of paint can change how a home looks and feels. But the experience matters just as much. I want our customers to feel comfortable asking questions, understand what to expect, and trust that we'll follow through on what we say.
My faith shapes how I lead this company. To me, that means being honest when a conversation is difficult, taking responsibility when something needs correcting, and treating people and their homes with respect.
My vision for Hillco Paint is simple: beautiful work, clear communication, and promises we keep. I want our customers to enjoy coming home, and feel confident recommending the people who helped make it that way.
