Eclipse Power Wash – Built Different

Before Eclipse Power Wash existed, I was learning how to get things done — in the real world, where precision matters, deadlines are real, and results have to speak for themselves.

I started out in the fast-moving world of direct mail and marketing, where hitting the mark wasn’t optional. I learned how to work under pressure, manage details, and deliver quality on tight timelines — because when your job impacts thousands of people’s first impressions, there’s no room for shortcuts.

Later, I found myself in the world of heavy industry. Mining operations taught me a whole new level of responsibility — where safety, logistics, and teamwork were critical every single day. I saw firsthand how systems fail when people aren’t aligned, and how much smoother things run when leadership, trust, and accountability are present.

Eventually, I transitioned into the tech and service world — traveling to solve problems for companies, helping them roll out new tools, train teams, and improve customer experience. That time on the road taught me how to listen, adapt, and stay sharp — because no two clients, teams, or jobs are ever the same.

But as I gained more experience across these fields, I started to see a common thread: people don’t just want service. They want to feel taken care of. They want to know someone’s paying attention, that the details matter, and that the job’s being done the right way — even when they’re not looking.

While our paths started in many of the same places — from high-output production work to industry — what makes our partnership strong is the different strengths we bring to the table.

My background is rooted in the kind of work that teaches you discipline early. I’ve operated highly tuned complex machinery, led teams, and worked through long shifts where things had to be done right — because people were counting on it. Whether I was keeping a production line running, enforcing quality control, or managing night operations in a demanding environment, I built a career on dependability, attention to detail, and seeing things through from start to finish.

But what really defines me is what I do outside the job. I’ve always been a hands-on learner. Locksmithing, woodworking, finding clever solutions to everyday problems — those are more than hobbies to me. They’re a reflection of how I think: practical, curious, and constantly raising the bar.

More than anything, though, I’m a family man. My wife and I are raising four incredible kids — one son and three daughters — and they’re my reason for showing up every day with purpose. Family life has shaped how I lead, how I listen, and how seriously I take the idea of trust. When someone invites us to their home, I see it as an extension of that same trust.