The Difference Is
in the Details

Alan picked up a brush long before he ever picked up a roller. He built his career as a fine artist in Denver, Colorado — large-scale oil on canvas. The kind of work where a single brushstroke can take five minutes and one wrong color choice means starting over. That's where the patience comes from. That's where the eye comes from.

He moved to Nashville in 2007 and never left. His murals hang in Katie's Ice Cream in Dickson and The Temple Preschool in Belle Meade. His paintings are in the Bethany Retreat House and the Sisters of Mercy Convent. Private collectors across Middle Tennessee have his work in their homes and offices.

Here's what that means when he walks into your house. He doesn't just see walls. He sees how afternoon light hits the south-facing living room and changes a gray from warm to cold. He sees where a ceiling line needs to be razor-straight because the crown molding draws your eye right to it. He chooses paint sheens the way a photographer chooses lighting — deliberately, for effect.

And he does the work himself. No crews you've never met. No sales guy who disappears after the contract is signed. Alan personally completes or oversees every single project. The same person who shakes your hand at the estimate is the same person cleaning brushes at the end of the day. That's why people hire him for their second home. And their third.