First Watch Logistics

Hi friends!!! HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT!!!

It’s me, Britt!

After many years in law enforcement at HCSO, my husband is officially retiring from his career as a sheriff’s deputy… and we are stepping into a brand new chapter as a family.

Some of you originally followed this page for my art business years ago that I shared with my dear t**i (she owns Art Inherited in LOL and Artsyme was born during Covid). It was just a little fun on the side to make ends meet!

While life has changed directions a few times since then, one thing has stayed the same… our passion for building something meaningful for our family and serving others with integrity.

So with that being said… welcome to First Watch Logistics.

We are a luxury white-glove logistics, inspection, storage, and delivery company specializing in high-end cabinetry, furniture, and interior materials. We work with cabinet companies, designers, builders, manufacturers, and homeowners to ensure products are handled, inspected, documented, protected, and delivered with precision every step of the way.

What makes us different:
• Full inspection upon arrival to our facility
• 360° photo/video documentation for accountability
• Secure storage solutions
• White-glove scheduled delivery
• Final inspection upon delivery before install
• Professional communication and care from start to finish

This business was built from the ground up by our family, and your support means more than you know. Whether you’ve been here since the art days or are just joining us now… thank you for being part of this next season with us.

We’d love for you to stay, follow along, share our page, and support our small business journey. Big things are coming. 🤍

Working on a 30’ wall.

Check out Artinherited.com for more pics of work

Art Inherited, Inc Art Inherited, Inc will cover your walls or ceil with mural art. Visit our website and learn more about us.

Crab taking a free ride

”Went for a quick bite to eat today, and while standing in line, I was asked by a large group of bikers to cut in front of them. I declined, but they insisted. As I made my way past them they all thanked me and shook my hand, each one introducing themselves. When I got to the front, they asked if they could pray for me. Said a quick prayer for me and I for them. They then tried to buy my lunch which I politely refused. Get to the counter to pay and the owner told me it was on the house. So I dumped all the cash I had in the tip jar. Was a nice change of pace to feel appreciated and respected instead of feared or hated. Thanks for making my day!!!

Credit: Harold Broussard

A mother’s love