More than a jobsite.
My name is Spencer. I’ve spent over a decade in the trades, starting hands-on in framing and labour before moving into roles with more responsibility, coordinating work and managing projects from start to finish. That progression taught me both sides of the job — what it takes to build the work and what it takes to keep a project moving. I’ve kept learning, improving and refining my craft along the way.
The decision to build Crimson Crow was personal. I’m a husband and father of three, and a big part of it was wanting my kids to grow up watching their dad take a chance, work hard and build something from the ground up. My family has been part of the reason behind it from the beginning, and they’ve been along for the ride ever since.
Also along for the ride is my dog, Baylor, who currently serves as Director of Passive Supervision. Apparently, riding in the truck made him the company’s first employee by default. His contribution to productivity is questionable at best, but looking this good seems to be enough to maintain job security.
For me, Crimson Crow is the result of everything I’ve learned over the years and the chance to keep building on it. Taking pride in my work has always mattered to me. Solving problems, overcoming challenges, working through the details and seeing a project come together from the first idea to the finished result are all part of what keeps me invested in the work.
That same mindset carries into the way I work in someone’s home. I understand the trust that comes with being welcomed into that space. It’s where people live their everyday lives, and often a project they’ve been thinking about for a long time. I don’t take that lightly.