Archives: Team Members

Tate Dehmlow

Tate is an absolute DAWG—the kind of guy who shows up early, works hard, stays humble, and brings good vibes wherever he goes. He’s grounded, grateful, and genuinely loves what he does. Whether he’s installing windows, running a siding crew, or managing a roofing project, Tate is all about the team energy at Freed and Tate Dehmlow

Adam Card

Yes—Adam may look like he just stepped off stage with Alice in Chains, but don’t let the flow fool you. This dude is all business. A true professional with a sharp mind and rock-solid work ethic, Adam brings a unique blend of grit, intelligence, and focus to every job site. He’s the kind of guy Adam Card

Jacob Behrends

Jacob is one of those guys who’s just wired to work hard—and it shows in everything he does. He’s dedicated, hands-on, and brings a steady, no-nonsense approach to the job site every single day. That kind of drive is exactly why he’s so good at what he does. What Jacob loves most about working at Jacob Behrends

Jeremy Siebel

Jeremy shows up ready to work every single day—no matter the task, no matter the weather. Now serving on Freed’s Commercial Division as a Sales & Estimating Specialist, he brings both hustle and precision to every project—helping clients scope the right solution, build clear budgets, and move forward with confidence. A true Swiss Army knife Jeremy Siebel

Aaron Carlson

Aaron—better known around here as Curly—serves as our Director of Flow, a title that perfectly captures what he brings to the table. At the heart of his role is one mission: making sure jobs run smoothly from start to finish. Whether he’s keeping workflow tight behind the scenes or out on-site ensuring things are firing Aaron Carlson

Max Klein

Max Klein may not have founded Freed, but he’s the Boss in Boots who’s carried it into a bold new chapter—without ever losing sight of where it came from. When Max purchased the company, he chose to keep the name Freed as a tribute to its original founder, Brian Freed—a decision rooted in respect, legacy, Max Klein