[Who I Am]

Business systems architect

For owners whose systems no longer fit how the business actually runs.

Finding where the friction starts and deciding what to fix, rebuild, or leave alone.

You know your business inside and out.
You know when something’s off.
But you don’t know why.

Most tech help is organized by task.

  • Agencies work on websites
  • IT works on integrations
  • Developers work on code

But what’s happening day to day rarely fits cleanly into just one of those categories.
So you start stitching things together, patching what you can, or pushing the decision off until something breaks badly.

That’s the friction I work in.

Then work through.

I don’t start by asking what needs to be built.

I start by understanding how you operate.

From there, together we decide what’s worth fixing, rebuilding, or leaving alone. When the work is finished, everything is documented and handed back.

Full ownership.
No ongoing dependency.

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Twenty years of real engagements, documented. Real situations, real decisions, real outcomes.

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Outdoor & Exterior Services

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infrastructure-rescue

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Manufacturing & Fabrication

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website-as-system

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Equipment & Dealer Operations

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website-as-system

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Media & Creative

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infrastructure-rescue

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Platform Lock-In Rescue

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Outdoor & Exterior Services

A tree service trapped in an all-in-one marketing contract had no administrative access to its domain, no control over email routing, and a deliverability problem that caused outbound quotes and attachments to be flagged as spam. Recovery required domain transfer from the proprietary platform, independent email infrastructure with domain-verified SMTP routing, and a rebuilt WordPress site with direct lead and hiring intake forms fully under owner control.

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platform-lock-in

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Manufacturing System Rebuild

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Manufacturing & Fabrication

A global pallet machinery manufacturer operated on an end-of-life Joomla platform years past security support, with a site hierarchy that buried the high-growth machinery division behind its custom fabrication services. Migration required moving the full database to WordPress, inverting the site architecture to prioritize machinery sales, building a centralized CAD file intake portal for the engineering department, and integrating the existing operator and sales video library, originally produced for trade show and field sales use, into the rebuilt platform.

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Division Spin-Off Site

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Equipment & Dealer Operations

Growth of a municipal equipment rental division created an architectural conflict with the parent capital sales website, burying time-sensitive rental inventory inside a long-cycle purchase funnel. Separation required a standalone rental platform with equipment-specific pages, quote-first navigation, and a field-produced operator training video library to reduce support dependency.

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growth-ceiling

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Ghosted Dev Site Recovery

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Media & Creative

Simultaneous satellite TV channel termination and developer abandonment left an outdoor media creator without a web presence, booking system, or direct sales mechanism. Recovery required forensic site access restoration and a rebuild from static brochure to owner-controlled publishing and e-commerce hub capable of distributing content and processing merchandise sales without broadcast dependency.

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disappearing-support

infrastructure-rescue

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I serve owners who have:

  • Outgrown their current setup but don’t know where to start
  • Tried tools, vendors, or partial fixes and are still dealing with it
  • Accepted working around the broken parts instead of fixing them
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