Because of my background in both manufacturing and media, I approach partnerships differently than most boutique builders.

I understand precision. I understand process. I understand documentation. And I understand brand responsibility.

If your product goes into one of my builds, it will not simply be mentioned in passing.

It will be:

• Installed correctly and cleanly
• Integrated into a thoughtful system design
• Documented clearly and accurately
• Used in real-world prairie conditions
• Shown over time, not just at install

My builds are not showroom pieces that never leave pavement. They are used — in winter, on gravel, across long highway stretches. That kind of use creates meaningful documentation and credibility.

Because I operate at a boutique scale (three to four builds per year), early vendor partners benefit from consistency. If a component earns its place in the first build, it becomes part of a repeatable specification moving forward.

This isn’t a one-video exposure model.

It’s long-term alignment.

I am financially stable. My home is paid off. I carry no debt. I maintain consulting capability to bridge income. This business is not built on desperation or hype cycles — it is built deliberately.

What I am seeking from aligned partners:

• Builder pricing for initial and repeat builds
• Technical consultation where appropriate
• Potential long-term sponsorship alignment
• Product education support to ensure correct integration

In return, you gain:

• Thoughtful integration in cold-climate builds
• Clear installation documentation
• Ongoing exposure through real travel use
• Association with durability, not trend

My audience will not be impulse buyers. They will be serious owners who ask how something is wired, insulated, mounted, and serviced.

If your company values durability, proper integration, and long-term brand positioning over short-term impressions, I would welcome a conversation.

This is not about building the most vans.

It’s about building them properly — and standing behind them.