Plano 9.7.2017

Natasha Castillo

I became inspired to join the industry at the age of 16. I worked as an assistant in a salon at the time. I attended a Redken focus School and graduated top of my class with many achievements. Once I graduated I apprenticed under a master stylist the first 6 months of my career and took advanced classes while building my clientele. Read more>>

Jerry Jurden

Company started in 2010 under a different owner. I have an Information Technology background, but decided to purchase the company in 2013 despite having no experience in the pool service industry. My vision was to develop an efficiently-run, honest company in an industry marked by dishonest technicians and small, one-man operations. Upon taking the company over, I had 4 employees, including myself. Read more>>

Lijuan Jing

Starting this business was actually quite unexpected for me. I had taken my kids to the library and was browsing through when I found a book on knitting. It peaked my interest and soon enough I had bought another book, started learning, and eventually started my business. Getting from there to where my business is at today, I’ve stressed the importance of paying attention to our customers as well as stretching the creative mind so that I can continue to create new and different designs for our customers. Read more>>

Juan Ruiz

I was born in Oxnard California in 1989; I’m a first generation American, son of immigrant parents from an impoverished town in Mexico. My parents were able to solidify their legal status in the country because of a legislation which was passed by the Reagan administration when I was a child and we moved to Texas in the early nineties in search for better opportunities. Read more>>

Michelle MacAlpine

I was in graduate school studying Developmental Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience when my son developed autism. The Neuroscience courses I was taking at the time helped me understand my son’s behaviors and why he wasn’t developing language or play skills, while a local speech pathologist taught me that children don’t develop language if an auditory processing disorder prevents them from understanding the meaning of what people say. Read more>>