I spent my career in the elevator industry, where a fraction of an inch determines whether a lift functions or leaves someone stranded. In the field, the stakes are different, but the engineering challenge remains the same. Whether you are dealing with a permanent injury or just the wear and tear of a life well-lived,
When I was a Marine Lance Corporal in Iraq, fixing vehicles on the fly, I learned a core lesson: you find a problem, you build a solution. That same grit, that drive to make things work, has stuck with me through my years in the elevator business. It’s the same spirit I bring to the
For hunters relying on wheelchairs, track chairs, or dealing with limited mobility, getting back into the woods is about one thing: reclaiming independence. For years, the standard industry “fix” for making an elevated wheelchair-accessible hunting blind was building massive wooden ramps. While well-intentioned, these DIY structures are often exhausting to navigate, visually disruptive to the