About Us

At 19 years old, I’m a passionate car enthusiast who was brought into the world of cars at 16.

 

I was introduced to modified cars by some friends while, temporarily living in California, and the love for loud exhausts started there. A few months after I found this new interest, I crashed my first car, handed down to me by my grandpa then sister. I was forced to total that car and buy a new one, however i had some requirements.. It had to be V6 and it had to be RWD. Obviously I only acheived one of those goals lol.

 

From there building this car became my passion and every little step has taught me so much from making my car aesthetically pleasing, to working on vehicles and eventually making that my full time career. When I’m not fixing cars, you can find me either doing something related to my car, or spending time with Brenden/ my girlfriend.

I went to Marcus High School (9th grade) and Winfree Charter School(12th) in Lewisville, and played football at marcus. Football is stll something i enjoy in my freetime and is a big part of my life.

 

At Revved up Auto, I take immense pride in delivering top-quality work. I’m not just a mechanic I’m someone who genuinely cares about you, your vehicle and your safety. I strive to make every customer feel like family and always strive to be the "trustworthy" mechanic. Whether it’s a quick repair or a major job, I approach each task with hard work, care, and a passion for getting it done right.

At 20 years old, I’ve been around cars my entire life, from working on them, to racing them.

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I got my start in cars via my grandpa who was also a lifelong car junkie. Naturally, ever since I could turn a wrench, he was there teaching me. He taught me the basics like oil changes, brakes, etc. As well as being around race cars my whole life and eventually working on them with my grandpa and uncles who own the car and still race it.

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I continued to work on cars and race cars all the way through high school. In the summer leading into my senior year, a truck that I had bought my junior year decided to blow up. Throughout the summer I took the motor completely apart and put it back together. After that I would help friends work on their motors through my senior year, that’s how I first started making money.

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After graduation I got a job at caliber collision as a body technician, there I learned how to fix damage on cars. Everything from cracked headlights to Bondo work, to full body panel replacement, if you name it, I could do it. Unfortunately, I got into a car wreck that left me paralyzed for a week in the hospital, this ended my career with them.

 

When I had fully recovered, I got a job with dodge as a mechanic and worked for them up until I lost my grandfather, I couldn’t go back and work on vehicles. So, I started plumbing and continued working on cars on the side.

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