Our Story

I have always had woodworking in my life. My father treated it as a hobby that often accomplished many tasks not only for my family home but, for our neighbors and friends. Recently I was reflecting on this with a friend of my dad as he gazed upon the shop. He told me my dad would be impressed with what I had put together. We talked about the way my father taught me to process wood and the tools he had and how they differ from the techniques I utilize now. I feel like I've come a long way. Through years of construction experience building retail stores all around Texas. Too then built my retail establishments in the coffee industry. I learned from skilled tradesmen. I always gravitated back to carpentry. I even built tables, counters, and other millwork in my stores. After I sold the coffee business, I was looking for something new to do. My brother-in-law and I built a fence together and since neither of us had jobs I tried to convince him to start a carpentry company.  After a long while I finally convinced him to give a partnership a go. We started in his garage and quickly grew out of the space.