I began my career in 1995 after receiving a BFA in Sculpture with a minor in Construction Methods from the University of North Texas.  We were taught craft in an environment that was overflowing with every manner of hands on process, and I employed this knowledge between the fields of scenic art and carpentry over the next two decades.  While sculpting for Dallas' scenic art shops, I spent several years working alongside, and then as a member of the Carpenter's Union.  This carried over into set construction and then to managing display installations. 

Over time, I realized I was more engaged with people in a construction capacity than I was as a scenic artist, and things progressed from there. 

I'm proud of the work I did before establishing the remodel company, and I hope it speaks to values as well.  So, feel free to look over the images of my early work.