I started playing piano at age 12 and quickly became fascinated not just with the music — but with how the instrument itself works. The way wood, felt, and steel come together to create something expressive and alive has always driven my passion for this craft.

Today, that passion has become my profession — helping pianists, families, and churches experience their instruments at their best.

I am a veteran of the United States Army and hold an Associate Degree in Music from Trinity Valley Community College. I later became a Certified Piano Technician through the Piano Technicians Academy.

For over a decade, I’ve serviced pianos for teachers, schools, churches, concert venues, and private homes — always with the same goal:

To bring out the best sound every piano is capable of producing.

Yellowstone 1883

In 2021, I had the opportunity to work on the CBS/Paramount+ production Yellowstone 1883.

I restored, repaired, and tuned an 1850s-era square grand piano used on set, ensuring it both looked and sounded authentic to the period. I worked directly alongside the production team, including scenes involving Isabel May and Taylor Sheridan.

Projects like this are where craftsmanship meets history — and they represent the level of care I bring to every instrument I service.