As a Project Coordinator, I’m grateful to be part of an ethical, family-owned, faith-based company that genuinely seeks to serve each person who walks through the door. It’s rewarding to work for a team that values people and purpose just as much as professionalism.

I grew up in Wake County and spent many days on job sites with my dad, a general contractor —often tackling the work no one else wanted to do! Before joining Future Homes, I worked in high-pressure sales and quickly realized that what truly fulfills me is a consultative, service-driven approach. That’s exactly what I’ve found here—helping families build their dream homes through a process rooted in honesty and care.

Before joining Future Homes, I didn’t know much about modular construction, but I’ve since learned it’s simply a better way to build—stronger, faster, and more efficient than traditional methods.

Outside of work, I enjoy raising my three children, savoring my wife’s incredible cooking (and serving as the company’s unofficial garbage disposal), serving our church and community, staying active, and making music in my home studio.

Fun Fact: I once won a Soulja Boy dance contest in 6th grade—and the prize was a giant bag of gummy worms!

Favorite Quote: “Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.” — Romans 12:21