I've recently expanded my horizons by teaming up with a 3rd generation tile setter, and together we've completed 3 absolutely beautiful custom tile bathrooms in 3 weeks...

Why Hire a independent Contractor?

No need to hire a Electrician to install recess lighting, a plumber to install the new toilet, or a painter to change up the colors. By eliminating the need of other contractors, each project becomes a personal work of art, when you become both the foreman and the technician, the detail and quality of your work is unavoidable.

Ultimately, if your looking to just build a bathroom, call a company, they can do it faster. But if you want a custom design, real tile, built to last, stunning conversation piece in a week or less, call Renov8ATX 

That's just the beginning...

When I'm not busy with a Renov8ATX Remodel, I'm busy helping out neighbors with small projects, from installing Tesla EV chargers to Rebuilding fences, I do it all. Make a list of all the small projects you have yet to tackle around the house,  give me a call, and I'll handle it all, usually in a day or less. Check me out on the Nextdoor neighborhood app, you'll see ;)

Credentials

TSBPE Plumber – (5 years)
Registration No. 117009 Skipworth
Plumbing, Wichita Falls, Tx

Solution Plumbing, Tomball, Tx

Automotive Painter – (1+ years)

Certified Spies Hecker Permahyd Automotive Paint
Specialists/ Service King/Enterprise
Pearland, Tx

Appliance Installation – (1+ years)
Sears, Houston, Tx

Electrician – (4 years) Union
716, Electrician License No.

Attended NJATC Eltricrician Trade
School 2+ years HOUSTON JOINT
APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAINING
COMMITTEE FOR THE ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING INDUSTRY Working Card
Tyler Hill CLASSIFIED AS PERIOD 2
APPRENTICE

Irrigation Technician – (1+ years)
Accord Irrigation Technologies, Austin,
Tx. Ref. Karen Christiansan (512) 934-
4847

HVAC Technician – Helper (1+ years)
Houston North AC - W.Berrios Houston , Tx

Amusement Ride Maintenance Manager – (3
years) Moonwalks and More, New Caney, tx
Ref. Harold Thomas (713) 478-6234

Apartment Maintenance – Eclision Property
Management
Ref. Raina Powers (281) 658-4646

RV Technician – (2+ years) RVIA Level 2 Tech. PPL Motorhomes, Houston Tx 

OntheGoRVpro Facebook.com/RVTechTyler

Testimonials

What is a Renaissance man?

A Renaissance Man tries to develop his capacities as fully as possible. He has a profound knowledge in several fields and deep expertise in some. It is important not to be just a dabbler, but also go more deeply in one or two specialized fields.

The most important asset of a Renaissance Man is his broad base of knowledge, which he can combine to form different patterns. He can solve complex problems by examining them from different directions. He can bring analogies from one discipline to another one and also act as a bridge between different disciplines.

Deliberately put yourself in situations which will challenge you, give you new perspectives and teach you something new (for example traveling). In this way you will gain a wide variety of experiences, which you can learn from and apply later.

You always need to be curious and work on improving yourself. The most important aspect of this is to always be learning new things. Never stop.

The abilities that made Renaissance Men successful in the past are making a comeback and will become a very important path to success for many people in the future:

About Me

My very first job was working at a family business for my uncle, working my butt off laying stamped concrete patios, assembling huge stone water features and doing alot of landscaping. I worked my way up to eventually manage the plant nursery, where I started making improvements, like designing a irrigation system on a timer so i didnt have to manually water all the plants. Wasn't long before I figured out I was worth more than just labor, and that I needed to get certified in something. So, I actually began my career as a Electrician in Union 716 Houston, where I attended a trade school called NJATC. I chose this because my dad was a master electrician and I knew he made decent money. Four years later, when I completed school, I decided I wanted to know more than how to wire a house for power, I wanted to learn how to supply water to my house, and put in a outdoor kitchen, and a better AC. So, I got a job and training as a residential service plumber. Then, got a job as a commercial plumber and did some traveling. Again, I got bored, and had a friend that painted cars. I later took a certified course by Axalta Coating Systems, which landed me a job at Enterprise, Painting Cars. And, there's more. But, I decided, RVs encompass a lot of my talents, and there's a high demand for licensed professionals in the field. I now sub contractor for A few companies, while staying busy with small projects for friends and family in my off time.