About Me

I am someone who is genuinely passionate about people — about helping them feel at ease, understood, and taken care of. My background is an unconventional mix that has shaped both how I work and how I show up for others. I spent years in hospitality, entertainment, and event planning, which taught me how to listen closely, anticipate needs, and create experiences that make people feel valued.

From there, I transitioned into the world of building trades, working for seven years in a lumberyard learning materials, logistics, cost structures, and the practical realities behind getting a product from idea to finished space. That experience gave me something you don’t often find — not just carpentry skills, but access to the right resources, the right pricing, and the right people to make projects actually economical without sacrificing quality.

Today I specialize in small-scale carpentry projects that require accuracy, care, and precision — the kind of work where the finish matters, and the details say more than the big gestures. I enjoy helping clients transform ideas into something tangible, durable, and thoughtfully crafted.

At my core, I love building things that bring comfort or joy. My motivation is simple: I like making people happy. And when I’m not working with wood, I’m usually working in the dirt — gardening is where I reset, ground myself, and reconnect with the simple things that matter.

I bring a service mindset to craftsmanship: friendly, dependable, detail-oriented, and people-first. I believe good work is about both what you build and how people feel while you’re building it.