Denilson Lopez didn’t start LDL CLEAN just to clean buildings. He started it to raise the standard. With years of hands-on experience and a deep understanding of what most cleaning services were missing, he saw a better way forward. That vision turned into a business focused on professionalism, trust, and next-level quality. From floor care to OSHA compliance, Denilson built LDL CLEAN on the idea that details matter and relationships matter more.

Vince and Isabella Albanese started Window Works in the spring of 2014, just a few months after getting married. What began as a conversation between newlyweds quickly became a shared vision. Vince had years of experience in window cleaning, and Isabella was all in. Together, they saw an opportunity to build something meaningful for their future and for their family.

Jordan Funchess launched Funchess Bookkeeping with a clear goal: to serve small business owners and bring peace of mind through dependable financial support. After feeling undervalued in past jobs, he saw bookkeeping as a way to make a difference while building something meaningful for his family. With a growing need in the community, it became the perfect opportunity to combine service with sustainability.

Derrick Jones started Grow-4-It Home Solutions by blending two passions: outdoor work and smart home technology. He saw a clear need in the market. No one was offering both lawn care and smart home services as a single, streamlined solution. What began with mowing yards and setting up security cameras quickly evolved into a trusted business helping homeowners improve the look, functionality, and safety of their homes.

For Darren Cappa, starting Cappa Electric was never about chasing a business opportunity. It started with helping friends and family who needed electrical work. Over time, he realized how much he enjoyed solving their problems and making things work again. With over 15 years in the trade and a desire to build something with his hands, Darren turned that passion into a company of his own.

Elizabeth Metcalf began her professional path studying medicine at the University of Washington. Health issues in her younger years shifted her course, but rather than give up on her desire to help others, she found a new way forward. She picked up skills in tile work, drywall, millwork, painting, and more, discovering a natural talent and passion for hands-on work. Construction became her outlet, her purpose, and eventually her career.