Hi!  I'm David Paul.  I began doing windows when I was about 45 years old.  We had just moved from Canada, I needed a job, and a local window company needed a person who knew carpentry and was willing to learn about windows.  That was me.  I began as an apprentice (not officially, but in all other aspects) and did all the things a beginning window person would be expected to do; repair broken glass, fix screens, and learn "from the ground up" what windows were like.

Within three years time I had advanced significantly.  The company was sending me out to get information on jobs, would bid the job based upon that information, and send me (and a crew if necessary) to complete the work.  I loved working for the company, but they had outside liabilities which forced them out of business.  So, I put a rack on my truck and an ad in the newspaper, and became Dave the Window Guy!

Except the LORD build the house,

they labor in vain that build it:

except the LORD keep the city,

the watchman waketh but in vain.

[Psalm 127:1]