40 years in home improvement. Inc. 500 twice. SBA Small Business of the Year. Qualified Remodeler Top 500 — four consecutive years. Now building the execution layer every EOS company needs.
He started in 1986 selling Sears vinyl siding door-to-door at AMRE in Charlotte. Elite sales training — structured, one-call-close methodology he still uses today. 40 years later, Inc. 500 twice, cover of Replacement Contractor, and a national rolodex to show for it, he finally built the execution layer the industry never built for itself.
The thread through every career move? Mastermind groups. Every major opportunity came from the table. Ray Lloyd convinced him to open a Four Seasons Sunroom franchise in Savannah. Joe Talmon — widely regarded as the smartest person in home improvement — became his mentor. Rick Edwards led to Rain Dog Roofing and eventually, The Lead Machine.
The why: Two adopted children — a 22-year-old autistic son and a 19-year-old in college. This isn't a hobby. This is mission-critical.
Started at American Remodeling selling vinyl siding. Charlotte, NC.
Opened franchise in Savannah, GA. Met Ray Lloyd.
Recognized by the Small Business Administration.
Four consecutive years on both lists (2004–2007). Cover of Replacement Contractor, Sept 2003, byline Jim Cory. Met Joe Talmon.
Fastest Growing Companies in America. Then the market crashed.
40 years of operator experience. Inc. 500 playbook. Industry-insider network. Finally engineered as software. The execution layer for EOS companies.
Every one of them sits on the Accountability Chart with a real Measurable. Click "Live Demo" to see them work.