Built America Magazine | West
It started with a countertop. Long before
multi-million-dollar remodels and designs that challenge the norm, before logistics teams and client exit interviews, Kyle was just a kid on job sites, watching his uncle work with his hands. He was 13 years old—young, wide-eyed, and unknowingly laying the foundation for a business that would one day become Noble Solid Service, or NSS Home. “I actually started the company in 2017,” Kyle says. “But my first official job in construction was at 19. I worked in the union as a marble mason. Before that, I was helping my uncle out—doing little here-and-there stuff as a laborer.” His voice is steady and reflective. Honest. But Noble Solid Service didn’t begin with grand visions of luxury remodels or national recognition. It began in survival mode. “I was just trying to make it,” he explains. “I started off selling countertop remnants on OfferUp. The company was originally called Noble Solid Surface. That’s all I did— countertops, because that’s what I knew. From there, the story snowballed. Small jobs turned into full remodels. Word spread. The care he put into each project resonated with people.
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