As a native of Maine, Andrew was raised in the fishing village of Birch Harbor on the Schoodic Peninsula, a few short miles to Acadia National Park. With the help of his six siblings and parents, family and friends, they built and operated a private ocean-front campground over 30 years, which provided the opportunity to meet many great people from all over the United States and around the world and form lasting friendships. Prior to diving into daily responsibilities, they began each day with a family jog around their campground and ended evenings with ultimate frisbee or pickup soccer tournaments. Andrew and his family hiked every weekend at nearby Schoodic Head or explored the many trails in Acadia National Park on adjacent Mount Desert Island. Over these years they lived and breathed Downeast Maine becoming imbued with its raw woodland beauty and ceaseless power of the Atlantic Ocean. Here, Andrew fell in love with the coastline where the forest meets the sea.

After graduating from The University of Southern Maine with a degree in Tourism and Hospitality, Andrew held a position as enumerator for the United States Census Bureau. In this position he had even more opportunity to explore this beautiful state and get to know more of its landscape and about the people who call it home. He traveled all over Maine from as far south as York and as far north as Jackman on the Canadian border.

Over the years, through the process of searching for apartments and homes for fellow students and later associates Andrew naturally gravitated towards real estate. It is personally fulfilling for him to help people locate the right place for their needs and these opportunities allow him to develop lasting relationships. Andrew loves helping others and enriching their lives by finding places where they are truly happy to live!