This episode is a full-circle moment for Tracewater Homes. Jeanne and Matt share the story of one of the very first homes they ever renovated—an 1880s farmhouse that was moved 13 miles and rebuilt from the inside out while they were young parents starting their journey in construction and real estate.

Fast forward nearly three decades: the family who bought that home—Dan and Tammy—join the podcast for the very first time. They reveal the chapters written inside those walls over 28 years: renovations, additions, yard transformations, family milestones, foster care, adoption, and the memories that made the house far more than just a structure.

And the moment that reconnects everyone? A hidden time capsule discovered during a 2020 home project—complete with photos, renovation notes, and 1996 prices—sparked a message that eventually brought these two families together. It’s a conversation about legacy, craftsmanship, family, and the unexpected ways a home can keep people connected across generations.

If you’ve ever believed a home holds a story—this one proves it.

If you want, tell me the episode number and whether you want the guest names in the title (like we’ve been doing), and I’ll lock in the final “official” title format for your channel.

Brent and Matt sit down with TJ Prime of King’s Roofing to explore GAF Timberline HDZ shingles, Galvalume metal roofing, wind resistance, warranty coverage, and the installation practices that make Tracewater roofs storm-ready and built to last.

Matt is joined by Garrett Fuller and Chris Jane of Fuller Insurance to discuss how construction choices—steel framing, roof types, impact windows, and more—directly influence insurance rates in Florida. They break down market challenges, recent legislative changes, underwriting trends, and why Tracewater’s building approach creates long-term savings and lower risk for homeowners.