I'm not just helping you rebuild. I'm rebuilding, too.

I’m an Altadenan. I’m a construction professional. I’m a neighbor.

And I’m an Eaton Fire survivor.

My home did not burn in the fire, but my community did—and the fire changed my family and our lives in ways that are difficult to put into words. I know what it means to live through the uncertainty, disruption, and grief that followed January 7, 2025. I know what it means to watch your town change and to continue living through the aftermath long after the flames are gone.

I’m still here. And I’m still rebuilding.

That is a big part of why I’m doing this.

Construction has been part of my life for a long time.

My background is in construction management, where I worked as a Project Engineer supporting commercial and educational construction projects. I’ve also managed residential renovation projects firsthand—including a complete home renovation involving the roof, windows, siding, kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, paint, landscaping, and hardscaping.

So I understand construction from both sides: the professional side and the homeowner side.

And I know that even when you have a great team around you, construction can be overwhelming.

Then everything changed.

Most people who rebuild after a disaster never expected to build a house.

They didn't spend their lives learning construction terminology, reading architectural plans, understanding permitting, comparing bids, coordinating contractors, or figuring out whether something they're being told actually makes sense.

They simply want to rebuild their home.

And suddenly, they're expected to become experts.

You shouldn't have to.

That's where I come in.

I want to meet you where you are.

Maybe you haven't started yet.

Maybe you have plans but don't know what happens next.

Maybe you've hired a contractor and things aren't going the way you expected.

Maybe your project has stalled and you don't know how to get it moving again.

Or maybe you simply need someone who understands construction to sit down with you, look at what you've got, and help you figure out what comes next.

I can help you navigate the construction industry on your own property—without expecting you to become a construction professional yourself.

I'm not here to take your project away from you.

I'm here to help you understand it.

Why I'm doing this

I believe my heart and my mind were uniquely created to help people navigate complex projects with compassion, wisdom, and expertise.

And right now, there is nowhere I would rather put those gifts than here.

In Altadena.

With my neighbors.

As we collectively rebuild our town.

Guided by heart. Backed by expertise.