The Neighborhoods That Made Us.
We've been a family business in South Houston since 1990. Most of our team grew up here. The least we can do is show up for the people and causes keeping our communities running, long before any of us drive a service truck.
- Local-first giving
- Volunteer-run partners
- Year-round support
- No marketing strings
Who we support
Three local nonprofits where we put our time, our trucks, and a meaningful share of every job we run. Click through to learn more or donate directly.
Joyrides Rescue
An all-volunteer, foster-based dog and cat rescue based in Houston. They pull animals from overcrowded Southern shelters, cover all medical care, and place them in foster homes until they find adopters across Texas, the U.S., and Canada.
Why we support them: There's no shelter and no payroll. Just neighbors fostering animals out of their own homes. We help cover the gap between adoption fees and the real cost of getting a dog vetted and placed.
Visit Joyrides →
Cole Gordon Helping Hand Foundation
A foundation honoring Cole Gordon, a 17-year-old Friendswood teenager known across the area for his volunteer work. The foundation continues his mission by supporting FFA students with livestock projects and running the Helping Hand Ranch in Alvin.
Why we support them: Cole's family is woven into our community, and his story is the kind of "Service Above Self" we want our company to stand behind. Helping kids in FFA learn responsibility through livestock projects keeps that legacy going.
Visit Cole →
Lighthouse Charity Team
Founded in Friendswood in 1984, LCT is the "red trucks" crew. They roll out mobile food trailers and volunteer cooks to feed first responders and disaster victims after hurricanes, and they cook fundraising meals for other Galveston County nonprofits at no cost.
Why we support them: When a hurricane hits the Gulf Coast, Lighthouse is on the ground feeding the firefighters, linemen, and families our trucks can't reach. Forty years of "People Helping People." We're proud to back it.
Visit Lighthouse →How we give
A portion of every job
We set aside a piece of every install and repair we run for our community partners. It's not a one-off campaign or a holiday photo op. It's baked into how we price our work, year-round.
Hands, not just dollars
Our crew shows up. Fostering animals, working livestock auctions, manning food trailers after storms. When a partner family needs HVAC help, our trucks roll out at no charge, no questions.
Local first, always
We don't write checks to causes thousands of miles away just to clean up search results. Every dollar stays in Pearland, Friendswood, Alvin, Houston, and the towns in between.
Quiet, on purpose
We don't put logos on our trucks for the orgs we work with. The point isn't credit. It's covering a gap a small nonprofit can't cover on its own.
Know a cause we should know about?
We're always open to meeting more local nonprofits doing the unglamorous work. If you run one, volunteer with one, or know a family that needs help, reach out. We read every message.