At a young age, I was unjustly deprived of my local rock and roll hang out. Fire marshals came along one day and shut down one of the best places in town, and frankly there really hasn’t been a place like it since. So what’s a guy to do? Make it a personal vendetta to find justice and gratification throughout the solving of government code problems and riddles.

Setting out on this mission during the late 90’s, I started out in kitchen consultation/development and became all too familiar with the bureaucratic nightmare that governing agencies can be. In working with my clients, I began to develop close relationships with them which helped inspire me to be a more aggressive and efficient representative for the small businessperson, an attribute which has stuck with me to this day. In turn, my clients receive personal attention on all of their projects, especially when there is potential for any negative incursions to come about.

One constant I have found in this business is that it is not the codes that get you through to permit nirvana, but the exceptions to the codes that bring real justice and completion. Just because "they" are behind the other side of the counter doesn't mean that "they" are always right, but that "they" are being paid to make you think "they" are!