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Building Dallas

Stories from the ground to the roof featuring leading Dallas voices in commercial and residential real estate. Presented by Arrington Roofing.

Podcast · By Arrington Roofing · English · Official site

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Aug 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Building Dallas - Ashley Owen Brundage, Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity (opens the original)

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    Ashley Brundage says Dallas doesn't have a housing shortage so much as a resolve shortage, and she's done waiting on somebody else to fix it. As President and CEO of Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity, she's spent two years rebuilding a program that had quietly shrunk to 15 homes a year, with a plan to get it back above 25. In this episode, Chris sits down with Ashley Brundage, President and CEO at Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity, to talk about what it actually takes to build, and finance, afford

  2. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Building Homes That Last with Billy Rousseau (opens the original)

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    He started his construction company in 2010, in the teeth of the worst housing downturn in a generation - and today he still walks every job site himself to pick up nails. In this episode, Reese sits down with Billy Rousseau, Founder of RJA Construction, LLC , a Dallas-based custom home and renovation firm now celebrating 15 years in business and a two-time Remodeler of the Year and McSAM Award winner. Billy traces his path from a Texas Tech business degree he didn't know what to do with, to fra

  3. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Jason Nemes Survived, Sobered, and Scaled (opens the original)

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    He drove himself to the hospital and died on the table, and it still was not the moment that changed his life. Today, Jason Nemes runs one of the fastest-growing roofing companies in Texas, and he is convinced the same discipline that finally got him sober is exactly what wins in business. In this episode, Reese sits down with Jason Nemes, Founder & CEO of Summit Solutions Roofing and Construction — a two-time heart attack survivor, bestselling author, and TEDx speaker known online as The Tatted

  4. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    From Fighter Jets to Water Wells - The Reinvention of Flowcore Water CEO Robert Reagan (opens the original)

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    He hunted submarines from the sky, helped build self-driving cars at General Motors, and scaled a fintech startup to a 125 million dollar valuation. Today, Robert Reagan pulls water well pumps out of the North Texas ground, and he is convinced the same handful of principles win in every one of those worlds. In this episode, Reese sits down with Robert Reagan, CEO of Flowcore Water , a water well and plumbing company serving the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, to talk about discipline, faith, and wh

  5. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Why Bill Cawley Never Stopped Building (opens the original)

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    He was broke, drunk, and driving Chicago land deals with a truck and a dream. Forty years later, Bill Cawley has built one of Dallas's most prolific commercial real estate firms - and he's convinced the deals were never the point. In this episode, Reese sits down with Bill Cawley, Chairman and CEO of Cawley Partners, to talk about faith, addiction, and building a real estate empire from nothing. Bill opens up about getting sober, the motorcycle accident that led him to Christ, and the 90-day han

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