Growing up in a blue collar family, Paul was introduced to the construction industry at an early age.  From stacking lumber at 9 years old in his father’s cabinet shop, to working on framing and remodeling crews through his teenage and college years, the home building industry had always been a passion of his. 

Paul graduated from the University of Missouri with a Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies, with emphases in Business, Economics and English. After 10 years as a commercial real estate broker, Paul couldn’t deny his growing desire to be a home builder.  Since joining the Bellah Homes team in 2013, he has dedicated himself as an effective project manager and now partner, working closely with clients, suppliers and subcontractors.

Paul enjoys coordinating the design and building process to create a home the owner can be proud to call their own.  Paul lives in Pleasant Hill, MO with his wife Carrody and two kids, Weston and Maely. 

Grew up as the fourth generation in a family of home builders. Our family believes in mastering multiple construction trade skills. When times got tough we would perform most of the trade work ourselves on each house we built. This attribute proved invaluable when contracting out the work to others because we set the quality standard within their trade not the other way around.

Started building homes in 1979, and has built more than 1200 residential and multifamily homes. One of the first home builders in the Greater Kansas City area to earn approval from the Federal Housing Administration (FHA).

Currently holds a Graduate Master Builder (GMB) designation, the highest designation available through the National Association of Home Builders. Also hold a Certified Green Professional (CGP) designation.

I am the Office Manager for Bellah Homes. I spend most of my time in the office but I love the occasional field trip to check out our new builds. I love seeing the progress of each home every time I visit the lots.

Outside of work I love spending time with my husband, daughter, and all of our animals. I also spend time volunteering at Chain of Hope, a local animal rescue. When I’m not there you will find me hitting the pavement in my running shoes around town. Downtown Lee’s Summit is one of my favorite places to run.