JUAN TROCHE

Juan was raised in a bilingual Mexican‑American household in the Greater Houston area, speaking Spanish at home and English at school. His parents immigrated from Jalisco, bringing traditions such as Día de los Muertos altars, posada celebrations, and a strong emphasis on familismo and collective responsibility. Growing up in New Caney, Texas, Juan has been shaped by both the vibrant Mexican community and the wider Texan culture, which fosters a pragmatic work ethic and the value of self‑relianc

Juan aims to become a licensed general contractor within the next five years, building on his carpentry foundation and completing an associate degree in construction management. He aspires to integrate eco‑friendly techniques into custom woodworking projects that reflect his Mexican heritage, eventually opening a boutique workshop that offers sustainably sourced furniture and culturally inspired home fixtures. Competitive by nature, he plans to participate in local craft competitions and gain re

Juan combines hands‑on carpentry expertise with a growing knowledge of construction theory from his college coursework. He is proficient in framing residential structures, finish carpentry, cabinet making, and detailed wood joinery. He reliably reads and interprets blueprints, applies building codes, and ensures site safety through proper tool use and OSHA practices. His methodical approach extends to accurate project estimation, material inventory control, and timeline management. He also exper

In his downtime Juan is an active member of his neighborhood, playing pickup soccer games at the local park and joining community festivals that celebrate Mexican traditions. He enjoys hands‑on DIY projects, often building small furniture pieces or renovating his own living space. Cooking family recipes—especially tacos al pastor and tamales—allows him to stay connected to his cultural roots. Juan also follows professional soccer and American football, listens to mariachi and regional Mexican mu