Terrell W. Berger

Terry, as he prefers to be called, is a native Houstonian and lifelong Astros fan. His passion for the team began at age 10 with the Colt .45s. He graduated from Jefferson Davis High School in 1969. His devout Southern Baptist upbringing, instilled by his mother, Reba, fostered in him a strong love of God, Community, and Country.

Terry went on to serve in the United States Air Force as an Airborne Voice Processing Specialist with the 6949th Security Squadron under the Air Force Security Service. His duties supported airborne intelligence operations aboard RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft. Contributing to signals intelligence missions involving strategic monitoring activities of Warsaw Pact countries during the height of the Cold War.

Following his military service, Mr. Berger built a professional career in structural design engineering spanning more than 35 years.

Terry Berger is Co-Founder and CFO of Texan Services, LLC (2016–Current).

He has served as Secretary of the Board for Fort Bend County MUD 185 since 2009.

Mr. Berger directed reforestation initiatives for Texan Services in 2016–17. He worked in coordination with the Woodlands Township Forester and the Parks and Recreation Department. To support the planting of native tree species and the enhancement of local ecosystems through sustainable land management practices.

From 2016 to 2020, Mr. Berger worked with Trees For Houston in large-scale tree planting projects, reforestation, and tree farm maintenance programs. Contributing to the expansion, care, and long-term sustainability of Houston’s urban forest.

Mr. Berger is a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. In his spare time he enjoys time with his 4 adult sons and 10 grand children.

His commitment to the beautification of his native Houston and dedication to helping his community. Has led him to help expand the Texan Services, LLC platform. From local tree maintenance and reforestation programs. To include a 24-hour emergency A/C rentals model and a 24-hour directory. Terry currently resides with his wife in Rose Hill, Texas.

Field Operations Director

Alex Colom

Alex Colom deep ties to serving in the Military trace back four generations. When his Great Grandfather Jose E. Colom served as Lieutenant Colonel in charge of the 296th infantry Regiment of the Army National Guard. Prior to being appointed acting Governor of Puerto Rico by Franklin D. Roosevelt on the 25th of June 1939.

Following the birth of his first child, Alex enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Where he began his military career as an infantryman and earned a marksman designation. During his service, he completed multiple combat deployments to both Afghanistan and Iraq. Serving in combat operations protecting forward operating bases. Located in the notoriously dangerous Helmand Province during the Afghan War.

After receiving the necessary security clearances, Alex transitioned into specialized security operations. In this role, he was tasked with supporting, transporting, and providing security for high-ranking officials and staff during visits to the war zones.

Following his military service, Alex continued his commitment to serving others as a civilian. He worked with Disabled American Veterans (DAV) as a National Service Officer (NSO), where he assisted disabled veterans in obtaining VA benefits and navigating the claims process. Something that he still continues to this day pro-bono.

Currently, in addition to his role as Field Operations Director with Texan Services. Alex serves in a law enforcement and security capacity with the Ellington 147th Security Forces Squadron, Texas Military Department. In this role, he is responsible for safeguarding priority resources, facilities, personnel, property, and military aircraft associated with the Department of Defense (DoD), United States Air Force (USAF), Texas Air National Guard (TXANG), and the Texas Military Department (TMD).

In the private sector, Alex continues his security work by providing protection for the McNair family suite during Houston Texans home games, as well as at special events.

In his free time in addition to spending time with his family. Alex loves the restoration of classic cars and enjoys weekend trips in his 68 Camaro. Currently he resides in Jersey Village, Texas, with his high school sweetheart and wife, Stephanie.

Lead AI Integration Architect

Gerry Carrillos

From an early age, Gerry was an accelerated learner and a designer at heart. At the request of school administrators—and with his parents’ approval—he was advanced two grade levels ahead of his peers. This early academic acceleration set the tone for his lifelong pursuit of education, innovation, and achievement.

His family later moved to Metairie, Louisiana, where Gerry developed a deep fascination with world cultures. Growing up in a region known for its rich blend of ethnic backgrounds and traditions, he cultivated a strong appreciation for cultural diversity. This exposure sparked a lifelong passion that has taken him to the far corners of the world in pursuit of cultural understanding and architectural inspiration.

Following his graduation from high school, Gerry enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, where he served as a Marine Transmission Systems Operator from 1992 to 1996, stationed at Camp Lejeune. During his service, he developed strong technical, operational, and communication skills. These experiences later influenced his disciplined, structured, and highly systematic approach to architecture and design.

After completing his military service, Gerry transitioned to the University of Texas at Austin, where he earned his Bachelor of Architecture. During this period, he established deep roots in Austin. A city he has proudly called home ever since. With the exception of relocating to Atlanta to pursue graduate studies in Industrial Design at Georgia Tech. His connection to the Austin area remains strong, both professionally and personally.

Gerry’s technical expertise includes advanced proficiency in Revit, AutoCAD, Navisworks, Bluebeam, Rhino, Grasshopper, SketchUp, Enscape, V-Ray, and Adobe Creative Suite. He also brings hands-on experience with digital fabrication tools such as 3D printing and laser cutting, along with strong conceptual sketching abilities.

In addition to his professional work, Gerry is deeply committed to giving back to his community. He actively fosters dogs that would otherwise face euthanasia, providing care and temporary homes until permanent placements can be found.

Currently, Gerry resides in Austin, Texas, where he continues to contribute to innovative architectural solutions while serving as the Lead AI Integration Architect for Texan Services. Seamlessly connecting design, technology, and forward-thinking implementation. He is also actively advancing the integration of AI that more closely reflects human emotion and response. Under his leadership, his team is innovating after-hours AI assistance, a concept he continues to develop and refine.

Co-Founder and CFO