
Career and volunteer firefighters, engineers, captains, and fire marshals across the Upstate save an average of $3,000 buying or selling a home — about $6,000 doing both. Built around shift work and second jobs. Free to register. No catch.
Step 1 — Register free
You must register before working with an agent or lender to qualify. It takes under a minute.
Why Firefighters Work With Me
Between shift schedules and side work, firefighters rarely get a clean weekday to house hunt. I run the search on your behalf, walk homes with a camera when you can't be there, and put together offers you can review and sign from the station.
Showings on Kelly days, e-signed documents, and updates by text — no unnecessary meetings.
You already know what a bad roof and a sketchy panel look like. I bring the same candor to every walkthrough.
Volunteer firefighters with an active department affiliation qualify for the same Hero Rewards.
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"Trevor made selling our home effortless. The marketing was on another level and we had strong offers within the first weekend."
"Knows the Upstate inside and out. Guided us to the right neighborhood, the right price, and a smooth close."
"Communication was constant and honest. Trevor treats you like his only client — highly recommend."
How It Works
Tell me how you serve and what you're trying to do. No obligation, no credit pull, no pressure. I personally reply within 24 hours — usually much faster.
Pricing, timing, lender options, and the exact homes worth your time. Your Hero Rewards savings are locked in the moment we start working together.
I run the transaction start to finish. Your Hero Rewards check arrives a few weeks after closing — real money back in your pocket.
Your Local Specialist
I combine a professional marketing and media background with a genuine passion for serving the people who serve the Upstate. As a Homes for Heroes affiliate, I help firefighters buy and sell with honest guidance, straight answers, and marketing most agents can't match. I live in Simpsonville with my wife Brooke and our daughters.
"Trevor handled everything between my shifts. Nothing stalled while I was at the station, and the reward check was a real number, not a gimmick."— Ryan, Career Firefighter

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