Founder

For Ryan, building a house is like writing music: there is a structure, an order of things that makes the process calm and enjoyable. Read More

Founder

In his work, Kelby most values relationships. Whether it’s meeting new clients or recruiting team members, Kelby thrives on the meaningful conversations that he enjoys on a daily basis. Read More

Director of Operations

Jordan began visiting family in Fredericksburg when she was 12 years old and even waited tables here during her summer breaks in college. She eventually met her husband, a Fredericksburg native, and, together they have raised three children. When thinking of her children, she describes Fredericksburg as a place to come back to. She quickly points out that not all small towns are like that.

Regan’s ancestors were among the first to settle Fredericksburg. He lives on his family’s original homestead where he runs cattle and goats. Before getting married, he enjoyed a somewhat primitive lifestyle on the ranch. He’s recently learned that married life brings with it modern conveniences such as running water and power.

Levi grew up playing music with his father, uncles and brothers. He and his brothers did a stint in the music industry writing songs, playing and touring as a band. After growing up in Oklahoma and residing in Nashville, he now makes a life for himself in Fredericksburg. Together with his family, he is building the ultimate family compound on their land out in the country.

Pablo brings years of experience in construction, but more importantly, he brings a lot of positivity. He is a valuable teacher to the rest of the team and a source of encouragement and “can do” attitude. He started in his career with framing, but with Fleener Greathouse he has expanded into finish carpentry and whatever else needs to be done.

Originally from Florida, Matt came to Fredericksburg by way of Austin. It was there that he met his wife whose family has been in Fredericksburg since the beginning. They have four children and live on family land raising livestock. In his few years here, he’s come to realize and value the people that live in Fredericksburg. “People here have morals and respect”, he says.