About

Some say Revive started when Jon skated across a frozen driveway and declared, “This could be cleaner.” A legend long before the company had a name, Jon’s known for rallying great people and building even better backyard ice rinks—with laser-level precision and far too many spreadsheets.

When he’s not fishing for sharks or turning golf carts into off-road vehicles, Jon’s chasing a dream of hitting all 50 states with his crew (while quietly taking over beach towns one karaoke Bon Jovi chorus at a time). He once won an award for a leather motorcycle seat, which no one can confirm he actually rode. His superpower? Starting a thousand brilliant ideas… and eventually finishing the best five.

Michelle’s been with Revive since day one—which means she knows every trick in the book, and probably wrote a few of them. Working alongside her husband and a crew she calls “really awesome” (high praise from someone who can identify any ’90s song after two notes), she brings sunshine and strategy to every day.

If she ever vanishes, don’t worry—she’s just RV-hopping across the country or parked on Sanibel Island, solving conspiracy theories with a shopping bag in one hand and a beach chair in the other. Her karaoke pick? “This is How We Do It.” Her secret weapon? The coveted Swiss Army knife award—because she can do it all.

They say you can’t win the lottery if you don’t play—but Nate beat the odds by meeting his wife. That was the jackpot. Ten years deep at Revive, he’s the guy who treats every job like a team sport (and, yes, every team sport like the championship game). Don’t let his laid-back outdoor vibe fool you—if there’s a score to settle, he’s not walking away without a win.

Off the clock, you’ll find him with his family, dreaming up blueprints for a homestead where the Wi-Fi can’t reach. If he disappears, don’t worry—he’s just somewhere off-grid with a fishing pole, a country playlist, and zero interest in coming back till winter.

They say you can’t run a company from a camper in Alaska, but Becky’s dangerously close to proving otherwise. With over six years of keeping things cool (literally—her air-conditioned office is sacred ground), she’s the behind-the-scenes magician who takes “hosting a meeting” as seriously as hosting Thanksgiving for 30.

When she’s not quoting Friends line-for-line or overthinking what to make for dinner, Becky’s camping with her husband and dogs, dreaming of a homestead with more acreage than a Costco parking lot. Her karaoke choice? Mama Mia, every time. Just don’t ask her to spell it.

If the Xbox ever needed a spokesperson who shows up exactly on time for every match, it’d be John. With military precision and the playlist to match, John is the guy who somehow turns “just a game” into a full-blown strategic operation—whether it’s a board game, card game, or karaoke mic.

Though he’s humble about his accolades (Combat Infantry Badge, no big deal), don’t let that quiet focus fool you—he’s got dreams of building the ultimate forever home, possibly in the shadow of the Rockies. If he goes missing, check Colorado first—likely with a controller in one hand and Coolio blasting in the background.

Nobody really knows how Josiah got hired—some say he earned the final nod from Becky’s mom, which holds more weight than a background check. Around Revive, he’s known for two things: flawless fit checks and pushing Becky’s buttons just enough to stay employed.

When he’s not lifting at the gym or polishing his dream of owning a 4-car fleet, he’s probably off plotting his next escape to Puerto Rico. His vibe? Chill. His superpower? Confidently walking into any room like he owns at least three of the four cars he plans to get.

Noah’s the kind of guy who takes work seriously—but not so seriously that he can’t survive a full shift with Josiah. (An award-worthy feat in itself.) He once won an attendance award in 11th grade and has kept that same dedication ever since—only now it’s backed by biceps and a karaoke playlist featuring “The Alphabet Song.”

When he’s not lifting weights or dodging chaos with a calm stare, Noah dreams of owning his own piece of land… preferably somewhere Josiah can’t find him. If he disappears for a year, don’t worry—he probably just needed a nap that went too far.

Martin hasn’t been here long, but don’t let that fool you—he’s already logged enough outdoor hours to out-hike the rest of us. When he’s not working hard or learning faster than a YouTube algorithm, he’s probably deep in the woods making shockingly realistic turkey noises with zero equipment (we’ve heard them, it’s unsettling).

If Martin ever vanishes, check somewhere between a national park and a bratwurst stand in southern Germany. With family plans locked in stone and a Journey ballad in his back pocket, he’s got big dreams, a big heart, and a bike he won at age 7 that started it all.

Ryan treats every game like the Super Bowl—even if it’s a Tuesday night ping pong match in someone’s garage. He thrives in the team environment at Revive, mostly because it gives him another scoreboard to focus on. If there’s competition, he’s in. If there’s a way to flip his arms around mid-conversation, he’s already doing it.

He dreams of owning a golf course someday—preferably one with a karaoke bar where he only sings Tequila. If he goes missing for a while, he’s not lost… he’s in Florida, probably arguing over a foul call and loving every minute of it.

Darin might seem chill on the surface, but start trash-talking his favorite band and you’ll see how serious things get. A former ROTC top cadet turned Revive rockstar, Darin’s got a plan: friendly faces by day, electric dreams by night, and eventually disappearing to a quiet little farm with good soil and even better Wi-Fi.

When he’s not working or fine-tuning playlists, he’s probably front row at a concert—or belting “Can’t Stop the Rock” at a karaoke night where the mic never stood a chance. Kind, dependable, and quietly plotting a life of amps, goats, and freedom.

Justin’s the kind of guy who’s most comfortable two stories up or deep in the woods—no in-between. At Revive, he’s known for casually scaling rooftops like it’s part of his warm-up routine. Ask him about his party tricks and he’ll just smirk—some weirdness is better left unexplained.

Off the clock, he’s riding his motorcycle toward the horizon or plotting his future in home services (hopefully with Revive in the mix). If he disappears, check the treeline—he’s probably chilling in a handmade camp with nothing but trees, tools, and peace. Also, yes, he once won a “Goat Go-Tee” tee shirt. No further questions.

Isaiah’s been here for about 10 minutes and already figured out how to open a bottle with his forearm. That tells you everything you need to know. A learner at heart and an adventurer by instinct, he’s the kind of guy who shows up, soaks it all in, and somehow ends up teaching you something.

He’s aiming for a quiet life on a wide-open patch of land someday—but for now, you might catch him humming Laufey at karaoke or taking baseball more seriously than the World Series itself. If he ever goes missing, he’s probably in Colorado… listening to fish. Not talking to them. Just… listening.