The people who actually build your project.

Rodney didn't start Integris to be another DFW contractor. He started it to be the one homeowners actually trust — the one that runs residential work with the discipline of a commercial GC. Real contracts. Real schedules. Real accountability.

Every major project gets his eyes on it, from the first contract review to the final walk-through. He sets the bar for what an Integris build looks like, and he doesn't lower it. The reason our bids read like commercial proposals instead of napkin estimates? That's Rodney.

Brian is the operator. MBA. Private-equity background. A track record of scaling multi-million-dollar businesses from the ground up. He brought that playbook to construction — and the results show up on every jobsite.

He runs the engine: field leadership, crew deployment, scheduling, materials, and the systems that keep five active projects moving without anyone dropping the ball. When other contractors miss dates, it's because they don't have what Brian built. Integris hits its schedule because he wrote it.

Blaine is the first executive most homeowners meet — and the reason most of them sign. He's not selling product. He's listening hard, walking every site personally, and translating how a family actually lives into a scope that's real, priced honestly, and buildable on the timeline he quoted.

He owns the proposal end-to-end: pricing, materials, schedule, design intent. Then he stays in it through contract, kickoff, and handoff to the build team. His standard never moves: the proposal you sign is the project we build. Same scope. Same number. Same schedule. No surprises.

When the build phase starts, Ryan owns it. Schedule. Quality. Crews. Trades. Inspections. Finish. He runs multiple active residential and outdoor living projects at once, and somehow every one of them stays clean, sequenced, and on track.

He sets the tempo for daily site execution and refuses to let it slip. The result is what you'd want from any contractor and rarely get: a jobsite that looks organized, trades that show up in the right order, accurate weekly updates, and a homeowner who never has to ask what's happening next.

Ethan is the homeowner's person — the one who actually picks up the phone, returns the text, and tells you the truth about where your project stands. From material selections to inspection dates, schedule shifts to finish walks, he keeps clients a step ahead of every milestone instead of two steps behind.

His background in client relations and operations means problems get caught and solved early, not buried until the punch list. When you're working with Ethan, you don't wonder what's happening on your project. You already know.