Veteran-built. Central Texas tough.

Art co-owns Nine Line Roofing and runs production. Crews, schedules, material deliveries, and job sequencing go through him. If your roof is on the calendar, Art is the reason it happens on the day it is supposed to, and he is who you will see on site.

He brings over 20 years of residential and commercial experience and is a U.S. Army veteran. He and Eian own the company in equal shares.

Eian has been in construction since he was sixteen. Ten years in, he has done most of the jobs there are to do on a site, starting as an apprentice and ending up running crews of his own.

Most of that decade was commercial work in Austin, framing and finishing out the insides of high-rise towers. On one 49-story building downtown he had up to forty tradesmen under him. Work like that gets inspected constantly. Nothing gets closed up until somebody puts their name on it, and if it is wrong, it comes back apart on your dime. You learn quickly that there is no cheap way to fix it later, so you build it right the first time.

Residential roofing usually does not work like that, and that is the gap Nine Line was built to close. Too many homeowners get a number scratched on the back of a business card and a crew nobody can name. Eian founded the company on the commercial habits instead: the scope written down before anyone climbs a ladder, the same crew from tear-off to the final walk, and photos of whatever we find up there whether you asked for them or not. That is still how the work gets done.

He built the business from the first job and has run the project management side of it since: estimating and scope development, the production schedule, job costing against contract value, and the insurance work, carrying claims through to the carrier's release of depreciation. He walked the roofs and the attics himself and speaks Spanish with the crews doing the installing. Those systems are what the company runs on, with Art carrying the field.

Before roofing, Eian served in the Army as a Cavalry Scout, and later spent a few years teaching the trade to apprentices and journeymen coming up through the carpenters union.

Teri is the voice on the other end of the line. She makes sure every question gets answered, every detail is handled, and every customer knows where their project stands from start to finish.

Whether she's coordinating your project, keeping communication clear, or checking in after everything's wrapped up, Teri is the heartbeat of our customer experience. She's the bridge between a smooth-running office and homeowners who feel genuinely valued.