When he started Big Sky Tools in Atlanta, the goal was not to build just another tool company. He wanted to build a business shaped by real industry knowledge and a practical understanding of what contractors actually needed to keep working. From the beginning, Big Sky Tools focused on serving local contractors, especially those in roofing, framing, siding, and trim carpentry.

As the business grew, so did the support behind it. Big Sky Tools became more than a place to buy tools. It became a company built around helping people stay moving on the job. Jobsite deliveries, outside sales support, in-house repairs handled by its own technicians, and a loaner tool program all became part of that story.