Who We Are & How We Work

Fulton Holmes is a process-driven residential remodeling firm shaped by decades of hands-on experience, thoughtful growth, and a clear understanding of what it takes to deliver consistent value.

Company History

2000–2008 

Co-founder Brad Pipe entered the trades in 2000, building his foundation in residential framing across projects ranging from modest homes to complex custom residences. Over time—and especially through the market shifts following the 2008 recession—his work expanded into residential remodeling, where careful planning, coordination, and communication matter most, particularly in occupied homes.

2008–2014

Like many builders, Brad explored entrepreneurship early, taking on a wide range of independent projects while learning firsthand what it takes to operate a business responsibly. Those experiences clarified an important lesson: great work in the field must be supported by strong systems, leadership, and operational structure to be sustainable.

2023–2025

That clarity ultimately led to a partnership with co-founder Ross Beckwith, whose background in business administration, customer service, and operations complemented Brad’s strength in field leadership and project execution. Together, they built a firm grounded in trust, shared values, and a disciplined approach to remodeling.

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In 2026, Fulton Holmes was launched to reflect both that evolution and the character of the work the firm had naturally grown into.

The name comes from the Fulton Street Corridor, stretching from Downtown Grand Rapids through Eastown, East Grand Rapids, and into Ada. This area is known for its craftsmanship, history, and distinctive homes, and it is where Fulton Holmes does much of its work.

Today, Fulton Holmes helps homeowners navigate complex remodeling projects with a clear process and trusted guidance. By applying thoughtful value engineering, we find opportunities to reduce unnecessary costs while improving the overall result. Every decision is made with an eye toward balancing function, design, timeline, and budget, creating homes that feel as good to live in as they look.

Our Team

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Brad Pipe

Design, Operations, Lead Rough-In Carpenter

As a licensed builder, Brad's responsibility is design and operations. With a focus in framing and carpentry, Brad has more than two decades of construction experience. He is not only adept at handling complex projects but enjoys overcoming challenges that often accompany remodeling.
 
Brad lives in Walker, MI with his family and he enjoys outdoor activities.
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Ross Beckwith 2026

Ross Beckwith

Sales & Administration

Ross' responsibility is sales and administration. He has several years of professional experience and holds a Bachelor's of Business Administration degree from Cornerstone University. Ross is passionate about ensuring that BPR operates professionally at every level of the sales, production, and warranty process.
 
Ross lives in Rockford, MI with his family. He enjoys cooking and outdoor activities. 
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Jordan Willis-Parker

Lead Finish Carpenter

With over 10 years of remodeling experience, Jordan specializes in cabinetry and trim work, combining quality craftsmanship with attention to detail to create spaces families can enjoy for years to come.

A motocross racer for over 20 years, he brings the same discipline and dedication from the track into his work every day. As a devoted husband, proud father, and Christian, Jordan believes in building with integrity, honesty, and purpose.

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Terrence Moore Jr.

Carpenter

Terrence Moore Jr. is a finish carpenter with a passion for craftsmanship, precision, and quality work. A former college football player, steer wrestler, and dedicated horseman, he has developed a strong work ethic rooted in discipline, perseverance, and attention to detail. Whether creating custom finishes, working with horses, or competing in the rodeo arena, Terrence takes pride in doing things the right way and delivering results built to last. His goal is simple: to bring excellence, integrity, and quality craftsmanship to every project.

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Trevor

Remodeling Field Associate

Trevor recently graduated from Covenant Christian High School and plans to attend Kettering University to pursue a degree in engineering. Outside of academics, he enjoys working on cars and developing hands-on mechanical skills. He is also committed to serving others through volunteer work with the Christian Appalachian Project, helping repair homes for families in Kentucky.

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Isaac

Carpenter

Isaac brings three years of experience and a passion for transforming older spaces into fresh, modern homes. Driven by a desire to give every layout a new life, he approaches each project eager to learn and grow. When he's not working, Isaac enjoys snowboarding across the country, spending time outdoors, and spending time with friends.

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Value Engineering as a Continuous Practice

Value engineering at Fulton Homes builds directly on disciplined planning and early intent-setting. Rather than being applied late in the process or used to reduce scope, value engineering is a continuous practice embedded throughout design and construction.

Every project begins with a clear plan. Through detailed scopes of work, formal agreements, and a structured process, important decisions can be made early when there is still flexibility to evaluate options, costs, and long term performance.

At Fulton Homes, value engineering is not about cutting corners. It is about making informed decisions. By combining craftsmanship, transparency, and clear communication, we help homeowners invest where it matters most and avoid unnecessary costs, creating better outcomes from planning through construction.

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“And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men; knowing that of the Lord ye shall receive the reward of the inheritance: for ye serve the Lord Christ.” (Col. 3:23,24)

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