Three generations of sawdust in our boots.

Wesley is Bard’s go-to craftsman for the toughest finishing challenges. He handcrafts custom solutions and has a knack for finding or making the right tools and jigs. A retired Austin firefighter, he still drives a firetruck to work: a retired fire unit filled with toolboxes. He’s also Robert’s dad and longtime teacher.

Off the clock, you’ll often find him riding dirt trails on his enduro motorcycle.

Andrew navigates and helps expedite city permitting, while keeping Bard’s spreadsheets, documents, and reports organized and polished. He brings care to the office details that support the work in the field.

On weekends, you’ll often find him fishing with his two young sons.

Brighton brings a quick mind to technical challenges and is one of Bard’s fastest learners. His experience includes working as a cowboy on a Texas cattle ranch and outfitting police vehicles with lights, sirens, and equipment.

On weekends, he’s often helping a friend with a project or writing a poem to his wife.

Joshua is Bard’s all-around problem-solver, bringing building know-how, clear communication, and coordination to the planning, logistics, and day-to-day work of construction. A retired Air Force loadmaster, he leads with humility and self-discipline.

On weekends, he’s often off on an adventure with his wife and two children.

Robert grew up with a fireman-mechanic-carpenter father, a mother who loved welcoming people, and a grandfather who was a real-estate CPA. He brings that mix to Bard: a love of building, hospitality throughout the process, and close attention to the numbers.

He and his wife, Lia, are building a stone house with their four children. They hope it will stand for a thousand years. Weekends usually find him working on it.