Tactical Creative Direction. Mission-First Design.
Undsrvd Creative Solutions LLC (UCS LLC) is a Houston-based, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned (SDVOSB) firm. We combine 20 years of elite ATL/NYC/LA design experience with the discipline of 17 months in Operation Iraqi Freedom to deliver high-stakes branding, apparel strategy, and trauma-informed wellness for the City of Houston.
Precision Under Pressure.
Our creative process is built on the foundation of a 17-month combat tour. We bring an elite level of resilience, adaptability, and mission-focus to every municipal contract.
Medical Logistics Leadership: Formerly directed the transportation department for a Medical Hold Unit, coordinating logistics for hundreds of injured service members. We handle city-scale logistics and complex project management with military-grade precision.
A Shared Path to Healing: Having worked with hundreds of pre- and post-deployment soldiers, our Art Therapy programs aren’t just "services"—they are peer-led initiatives built on a deep, personal understanding of recovery.
Local. Certified. Ready.
UCS LLC is a proud Houston-based firm (Zip: 77098). We leverage the "Hire Houston First" preference to ensure the city receives world-class creative assets from a local partner who understands our community’s unique heartbeat.
Certifications: PDBE (Pending) | SDVOSB | Texas HUB
Our services
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Strategic Branding & Identity
High-impact visual systems for public outreach and awareness.
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Municipal Apparel Strategy
Technical apparel design and uniform modernization.
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Trauma-Informed Art Therapy
Evidence-based workshops designed for veterans and underserved communities.
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Logistics & Project Consulting
Leveraging our Medical Hold leadership experience to provide consulting and project strategy.
UCS is a proud supporter of Undsrvd Ltd, a veteran-founded nonprofit dedicated to uplifting our Houston u. Through strategic partnerships with organizations like the Children's Museum and VFW, they have provided essential supplies to hundreds of children and fed over 500 underserved individuals.