Daniel Strickland is Owner/Sales Manager for Dirt City Construction, working with homeowners on project estimates, as well as overseeing employee relations, financial planning & projections. Having been around construction & home projects since he could walk, Daniel brings extensive understanding of the industry to his team & clients. It is through his vast knowledge that Daniel believes, his team & the experience they provide, are the very foundation of the company. Daniel has worked to build a team that exemplifies quality, not only in who they are as individuals, but the level of service they provide. Daniel has been in the remodeling & restoration industry as a professional for 7 years. He is IICRC, WRT & SRT certified. Daniel holds a Bachelor’s in Business Management from Wayland Baptist University.

Rickey Honea Jr. is Owner/Operations & Project Manager for Dirt City Construction, supporting project managers & sub-contractor relations, as well as, oversight of production operations, client communication, product purchasing & staging. Growing up around his grandfather’s carpentry business, Rickey brings experience that reaches far beyond his years, making him a great resource to team members & homeowners alike. Thanks to his grandfather’s example, Rickey has a true southern boy work ethic & integrity that he strives to garner in his team. Rickey understands the value that honesty & consistency brings to this industry, affirming that these principles are what drive the success of Dirt City Construction. Rickey has been in the construction industry as a professional for 15+ years. He is IICRC, WRT & SRT certified, as well as certified for mold inspection. Rickey is a Lubbock native, graduating from Coronado High School.

Kyle Garcia is a Project Manager for Dirt City Construction, partnering directly with homeowners to oversee the complete install of their project. After spending 10 years in retail, Kyle knows what drives an exceptional experience, always making the customer relationship his top priority through proactive, honest communication. Kyle has utilized his experience & passion for helping people by assisting homeowners through a variety of interior & exterior projects over the last 3 years. Kyle has always enjoyed supporting & helping people, as he mentored students at Atkins Middle School while attending Texas Tech University. Kyle holds a BA in History, as well as, a Masters in Secondary Education from Texas Tech University.

Lino Hernandez is a Project Manager for Dirt City Construction, partnering directly with homeowners to oversee every phase of the install. With 16 years of construction experience, Lino knows the importance of going the extra mile to accomplish a task. Attributing his success to this principle, Lino approaches every job with determination & honesty, as he strives to make every customer experience better than the last. Having a wide array of knowledge, ranging from road construction to tile work to remodeling, Lino prides himself on his ability to quickly formulate solutions to any problem. Next to his work, family is the most important thing to Lino, so it’s no surprise that he treats every client like family.

Christian (Tuna) Lee is a Construction Tech for Dirt City Construction, providing general labor support to his team & customers throughout the complete install process. Having worked for Serv Pro as a Crew Chief for 6 years, Tuna brings valuable restoration & remediation expertise to the construction industry. His experience in working with customers through devastating & stressful situations has taught Tuna the importance of being positive & respectful in all situations. No matter the circumstance, he advocates always putting the needs of the client first. Tuna has been licensed with the State of Texas as a mold remediation worker, as well as, IICRC, WRT & SRT certified. Tuna is a Lubbock native, graduating from Coronado High School.

Roy Strickland is the Master Woodworker for Dirt City Construction, Millworks Division, working closely with commercial & residential clients on the design, construction & installation of custom cabinets, furniture & fixtures. Roy knows he is living his purpose through woodworking. Forty-four years ago, his yearning to learn the craft lead Roy to a cabinet shop, where he simply asked to observe how they worked. After carefully watching them layout, fabricate & assemble cabinets for 7-8 hours, they offered him a job. Having been in business for himself the last 40 years, Roy’s passion for his work is evident in the intricate thought & detail he puts into every project. Roy’s craftsmanship can be seen at the National Ranching Heritage Center, DeVitt Mallet Museum, firearm display cabinets, which was a collaborative project, with designs provided by Duward Campbell. No matter the need or size of the job, Roy welcomes every project with the same sentiment- that he is making a positive impact through his gift of woodworking.

Abbey Miller is an Apprentice for Dirt City Construction, Millworks Division, working under Roy’s guidance on design, construction & installation of custom woodworking projects. Having managed her own t-shirt printing & decal business for 2 years, Abbey knows the importance of approaching every project with a creative & collaborative attitude. While woodworking had only ever been a hobby, Abbey jumped at the opportunity to learn more about the craft, stating she’s thankful to be a part of an industry where every day is different & there’s always something to learn. Abbey’s demeanor, along with her desire to build & work with her hands, has made her the ideal apprentice. Abbey is a Lubbock native, graduating from Coronado High School.

Jaemi Baker is an Apprentice for Dirt City Construction, Millworks Division, working under Roy’s guidance on the design, construction & installation of custom woodworking projects. Having previous work experience that required her to get her hands dirty, such as being a C.S.R at an oil changing shop, Jaemi quickly acclimated to the shop environment. Jaemi’s eager attitude & willingness to learn made her the ideal apprenticeship candidate. While woodworking is a new experience for Jaemi, she enjoys helping craft each piece of wood into a work of art, affirming the more she learns about the process, the more she loves it. Jaemi graduated from Shallowater High School & is currently attending South Plains College for General Studies.

Carla Strickland is the Office Manager for Dirt City Construction, offering accounting & billing support to her team, vendors & homeowners. With more than 27 years of professional experience, ranging from an accounting clerk to a development grant agent, Carla understands the importance of thoroughness & accuracy when approaching any task. Giving full attention to even the smallest details, Carla believes the small details can make the biggest difference in someone’s life. For Carla, this mentality is the heart of service. No matter what position she held at the time, the memories she cherishes the most, are when she directly impacted someone in a positive way. Carla holds an Associate’s of Applied Science in Accounting from South Plains College.