Isla Gomez

They actually walked into each other and they were like, oh my God, like I remember you, blah, blah, blah.

So he had been working, like, small jobs, almost like a handyman.

And then he met somebody, which is my dad's old boss that still remains in our life, Ken.

And he slowly taught my dad how to work.

It went from changing door panels, windows, to fixing inside the house.

And then it went to roofing until he gathered up all his knowledge that he had.

And then that's when he decided that he was ready to open his company and start

start creating a life for himself and our family.

And is your sense that he loves his job?

Yes.

My dad is actually very passionate for his job.

You would think he wouldn't be because you're constantly going up a ladder.

It's so cold since we live in Massachusetts.

And it's really a hard job.

My dad, he's always talked to his clients like he knew them for so long.

I don't know how he talks to them, like everybody understands him.

As a little kid, I was like my dad's kind of tomboy.

I'd always buy construction, little kids kit, and I would always go around the house with like plastic toys.

Me and my dad are the type of person where we take something that is not good and we reform it.

When something's not designed properly, it just feels down.