Hello, I'm Caleb. ↓
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I've been in the construction industry for over twenty years, and officially opened Hometowne Hardwood & Tile in 2016. Since then, I've completed hundreds of projects for my clients, including private homeowners, restoration companies, churches & non-profits, and commercial real estate developers. I take great pride in not just the quality of my work, but in the relationships I build with everyone I meet. They each have a story, and I enjoy being a small part of their journey. Movie night in a newly finished basement, cocktail party in a renovated kitchen, board meeting in an expanded conference room... it brings me joy to know that my work helps others feel comfortable in their homes or contributes to their success.
When I'm not working (which is rare), I am either spending time with my family or doing something creative. My kids are my #1 accomplishment, and I'm grateful to provide for them and help guide them through their lives. I'm also thankful to have gained life skills to pass down to them. We spend time enjoying the outdoors or volunteering in the community. I'm a hands-on kind of guy, so I enjoy building things and creating beauty out of unexpected things. I admire the organic beauty of natural materials, and trying to elevate them to be more useful or aesthetic.
Thanks for stopping by and taking a moment to learn more about me. I am looking forward to meeting you!
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"Craftsmanship That Cares"
This is my motto because my life is much more than just making money. It's connecting with people and achieving their goals alongside them. I want you to have quality materials and workmanship, because I want you to have the best value for your money. I want you to have results that stand the test of time!
The Story Behind The Logo
I wanted the HHT Logo to reflect a few important aspects of my life. The golden acorn is a symbol of unlimited potential and growth, which I chose because I know my faith will always sustain me and propel me forward. The hexagon shape is symbolic of new beginnings and leaving the past behind. Lastly, the two oak leaves represent my two children, and the legacy I hope to leave for them.