Jason Phillips – Founder, CEO, & President of Phillips Home Improvements

Jason Phillips, founder, CEO and president of Phillips Home Improvements, has been named a 2026 Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 honoree, joining the inaugural class of 100 CEOs and C-level executives recognized for exceptional leadership, vision, passion and influence.

Presented by Titan CEO and headline sponsor Oasis Amenities, the Titan 100 program honors leaders from the public and private sectors who have built strong organizations while creating meaningful impact in their industries and communities. Honorees are selected through a competitive application process reviewed by an independent judging committee.

Phillips founded his company in 1997 with a commitment to do honest work, serve homeowners well and build a business where people could grow. What began as a painting company has developed into a full-service North Texas home improvement organization offering residential exterior and interior painting, roofing, gutters, siding, windows, doors, and garage floor coatings. Under Phillips’ leadership, the company has built its reputation around ethical business practices, disciplined systems, team development and a mission of “Renewing Homes. Enriching Lives.”

Beyond growing Phillips Home Improvements, Phillips has made leadership development a central part of his work. He is the founder of Contractor Freedom, a leadership development organization that equips contractors to build businesses that create greater freedom, purpose, and impact. Through this work, he shares the systems and lessons behind Phillips Home Improvements’ growth, encouraging business owners to serve their customers well, strengthen their teams, and build healthier lives outside the business.

“Leadership is not about being recognized. Leadership is about taking responsibility for the people and communities entrusted to you,” said Phillips. “This honor reflects the commitment of our entire team. Every day, they serve our homeowners, support one another and pursue excellence with integrity. I am humbled and grateful to be recognized alongside so many outstanding leaders across Dallas-Fort Worth.”

The 2026 Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 honorees and their companies collectively generate more than $53 billion in annual revenue and employ more than 163,000 people. Nearly half of the recognized companies exceed $60 million in annual revenue. “The inaugural class of Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 honorees represents more than success; they embody resilience, purpose, and transformation,” said Jaime Zawmon, president of Titan CEO. “Being a Titan is not just a title; it is a mindset, a way of leading with courage, serving with integrity, and creating something that outlasts you.”

Phillips and the other honorees will be recognized at the 2026 Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 Awards on October 7, 2026, at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving. The event will bring together the region’s inaugural class of Titans for an evening focused on leadership, connection and shared impact.