My journey in the automotive world started at 19, changing oil at Valvoline and learning the industry from the ground up, doing dirty work. I worked hard, quickly becoming store manager, and even had the opportunity to meet Congressman Ralph Norman through the work I was doing there.

From there, I moved on to Discount Tire, gaining even more hands-on experience and customer connection. But before any of that, I always had the fire to build something for myself. I was hustling early — selling clothes from Ross, riding for Monster Energy before I turned 18 and selling the gear and drinks they sent me, driving ride share and Uber. I learned quickly that if you want a better life, you grind for it.

That mentality became even stronger when I found out I was going to be a father.

I started Beast Coat Auto Detailing one month before my son was born, with no safety net and nothing guaranteed. I went all in because I wanted to create something stable, something real — something my son could one day be proud of.

Life hasn’t been easy. Suicide and substance abuse have impacted our lives greatly, shaping both my son and me in ways that tested our strength. Those challenges changed me. They gave me a deeper purpose. They made this business more than a job — they made it a lifeline and a way to build something solid for our future.

Through the years, that commitment has paid off. Beast Coat Auto Detailing has grown into something I’m genuinely proud of. I’ve met incredible people along the way — from first-time car owners to high-end clients, business owners, and people in the community who trust me with their vehicles. Some of my clients have even become friends and mentors, and I’m truly thankful for that.

Today, everything I’ve lived through — the early shop days, the hustles, the struggles, the rebuilding, the unexpected opportunities, and the people I’ve met — shows up in every vehicle I touch. From paint correction and ceramic coatings to window tint, I put the same passion, pride, and detail into every job that built this company from day one.

For me, detailing isn’t just a profession.
It’s purpose.
It’s stability.
It’s the legacy I’m building for my son.

Psalm 100