Bryan Frenchak

Bryan Frenchak is a Principal Real Estate Developer, Entrepreneur, and Civic Leader based in The Woodlands, Texas (greater Houston area). With over four decades of experience spanning raw land acquisition, site entitlement, civil site work, airport revitalizations, and commercial developments, Bryan brings an exceptionally broad track record.

His career encompasses some of the most prominent land and commercial projects across the Houston region — from developing major industrial business parks and revitalizing the 250-acre North Houston Airport to co-founding venture-backed agricultural enterprises sold to international consortia[cite: 1]. He brings that same level of vision, entitlement rigor, and site delivery discipline to every development project[cite: 1].

1978-2023

Rocktek Paving Corp.
Porter, TX

Bryan founded Rocktek Paving Corp in 1978, starting with parking lot striping before quickly scaling into major airport and roadway construction in the early 1980s. Over four decades, he built Rocktek into a full-scope civil site work powerhouse overseeing asphalt, concrete, and heavy infrastructure across the greater Houston market. This foundational civil engineering and earthwork background forms the backbone of his site development and entitlement expertise today.

1982-Present

Natural Industries
Houston

Spanning more than 40 years, Bryan has spearheaded raw land acquisition, site entitlement, and ground-up development of major industrial, office, and retail assets. Key milestone projects include the 30-acre Cutten Green Industrial Park, the 500,000 sq. ft. Hollister Business Park renovation, the 300-acre Gosling Village land assembly (parcelized to D.R. Horton), and the revitalization of the 250-acre North Houston Airport with 110 hangars on the Grand Parkway. He continues to actively direct industrial developments across Montgomery and Harris counties.

1982-Present

Real Estate & Land Dev.
Houston & The Woodlands

As Founding Partner, Bryan co-established Natural Industries, an agricultural biological control technology firm. He guided corporate strategy, production operations, and market expansion over two decades, culminating in a successful acquisition by an international consortium including Novozymes Corp, which was later acquired by Monsanto.

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