Two Businesses. One Standard.

Before I became a business owner, I built my career in environments where accountability matters. I served as a 68W Combat Medic in the U.S. Army Pennsylvania National Guard and today work as a career paramedic in a 9-1-1 EMS system in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Those experiences have shaped the way I approach my businesses. They've taught me to pay attention to the details, solve problems when the answer isn't obvious, communicate clearly, take responsibility for my work, and never rely on “good enough” when something can be done better.

I've always been someone who enjoys building things and figuring out how things work. Sometimes that means sitting behind a computer solving a technology problem. Other times it means being in the shop turning an idea into something physical.

Those two sides of me eventually became two businesses.

IronSight Digital gives me an outlet for technology, problem-solving, and helping businesses operate better. IronSight Customs gives me an outlet for designing, creating, and building something tangible.

The work couldn't be more different, but the way I approach it is exactly the same.

When my name is attached to something, I take that personally. I want people to know there's a real person behind both businesses. Someone they can talk to, someone accountable for the result, and someone who genuinely cares about the quality of the finished work.

I'm not interested in building the biggest companies or producing the most work. I'm interested in building a reputation for doing things the right way.