I’m a third generation tile setter, and I’ve been doing this for a couple of years now. I didn’t grow up dreaming about tile, but once I got into it, something clicked. It started simple, helping out on a couple jobs, cutting pieces, mixing thinset, learning from guys who’d been doing this for years. I paid attention. I asked questions. I made mistakes. And little by little, I started to figure it out.

There’s something really satisfying about tile work. It’s not just about making things look good (though that’s a big part of it), it’s also about precision, timing, patience, and doing the job right from start to finish. When you tile a shower or a kitchen backsplash, you’re not just decorating, you’re building something that’ll hold up for years. I like that kind of responsibility.

I take pride in clean lines, tight corners, and a final product that doesn’t just look good on Instagram, it looks good in real life. I don’t rush my work, and I don’t leave a job until I’d be happy to put my name on it. I know that sounds simple, but I think it matters.

I’m married, I live local, and I’m just trying to build something steady, a business based on honesty, hard work, and word of mouth. No big crew behind me, no fancy trucks. Just me showing up, doing the work, and hoping that shows through in the results.

This site is just a way to show some of what I’ve done so far. You’ll find some photos of recent jobs, a little info about what I offer, and an easy way to get in touch if you’ve got a project in mind. Whether it’s your first backsplash or a full bathroom remodel, I’m happy to chat and see if I can help.