Trey is responsible for running all facets of the business, from land acquisition to construction. Trey’s entrepreneurial roots run deep, learning the value of hard work and bold vision through his grandfather’s successful dairy farm and his father’s subsequent drive-thru concept, Golden Gallon.

Trey cut his teeth working for the well-known convenience store shortly after graduating from the University of Tennessee Chattanooga. Performing cost analyses and studying traffic patterns to determine new locations laid the foundation of his career as a developer.

His foray into the field began in 2003 when he joined The Big Canoe Company, an upscale mountain community located just an hour north of Atlanta. As vice president of development Trey oversaw expansion of the highly sought-after community. Working from concept to completion he partnered with civil engineers for land design and layout, managed the construction process, developed new site plans, and navigated all details in infrastructure including roads and sewer.

Since leaving Big Canoe, Trey has played a role in the development of communities and the construction of homes in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee – totaling more than 1,000 homes.

From the beginning, the Chattanooga native has remained focused on building developments and homes with quality, integrity, and sustainability – promoting community involvement and green spaces. While he enjoys being involved on every level, he ultimately recognizes his most important role is to create a climate where others can realize their own vision and accomplish goals.

Trey is an avid UT fan and outdoorsman, enjoying upland bird hunting, bicycling, and fishing. He lives on Lookout Mountain with his wife, Jane Brooks, and their two children, Raymond and Morgan.