Sawdust is a family tradition.
My dad built custom homes in Arizona, so I grew up around job sites. Building things was always going to be part of my story.
I got my Utah license in 2022 and did a bit of everything inside a home. But the first time I finished a detailed trim wall and stepped back to look at it, that was it. Hooked.
How a wall turned into a business
It started on fix-and-flips with investors, where I’d add a decorative wall to make a room stop people in their tracks. One homeowner saw one and said, “I want that.” Then she wanted more. I posted the work on Facebook, my phone started ringing, and Trimhouse was born.
These days
You’ll find me on the job, not behind a desk. My favorite projects are the big ones: two-story feature walls, built from scaffolding, that make people look up when they walk in the door.
What working with us feels like
Clean. We work dust-free, so your house stays your house.
Easy. Send a photo, and we’ll take it from there.
Personal. The owner shows up and does the work.
Done right. We clean up before the final walkthrough, every time.
Got a blank wall that’s begging for attention?
Send us a photo. We’ll bring the ideas, the wood, and the craftsmanship.