The brand team for service businesses in wilmington

For established companies who are ready to look, feel, and operate like the clear leader in their market.

Read Our philosophy

Most Marketing Tries to Get Attention.

That’s Not the Same as Earning Trust.

In home services, customers don’t choose the loudest company.

They choose the one that feels established, professional, and credible.

What We Do at Kallos

We help successful home service businesses look as good online as they actually are in real life.

  • We define how your business shows up, what it stands for, and what it needs to consistently communicate to become the trusted choice in your market.

    This is the thinking layer behind everything we produce.

  • We document your work, your people, and your standards through high-quality photo and video. Our focus is establishing credibility, not filming trendy tiktok videos.

    This is how your business starts looking as professional online as it is in real life.

  • We manage your social presence with intentionality: Posting consistently, maintaining quality, and reinforcing your position as a serious business.

    No pointless “happy earth day” graphics or silly industry jokes. We’re shooting for a professional presence that builds recognition over time.

  • As needed, we help reconstruct how your business presents itself—visually and verbally—so it stands apart from competitors who all look and sound the same.

    Too many companies have the same boring slogans and the same ugly trucks. Getting to the next level means finding your own look.

  • We use Google Ads to amplify businesses that already look good—not to rescue weak brands.

    When done correctly, paid search reinforces authority and captures demand that already exists.

What We don’t Do

We don’t promise guaranteed leads.

We don’t sell short-term marketing tricks.

We don’t race competitors to the bottom on price.

If you’re looking for the cheapest option, we’re not a fit.

If you’re building something that needs to last—we might be.

Read the Kallos Manifesto

Meet the Team

  • Portrait of Bradley Gossett, creative director at Kallos

    Bradley Gossett

    CREATIVE DIRECTOR

    I’m Bradley, the Creative Director at Kallos. My role is centered on quality control, understanding what makes each client unique, and making sure their vision is executed. I love helping ideas, values, and goals take real shape, and the most rewarding part of my work is seeing that vision come to life in a way that helps our clients win. I also genuinely enjoy being on-site, shooting content, and getting up close to the work local businesses are doing every day.

  • Portrait of Faith Harris, content manager at Kallos

    FAITH HARRIS

    CONTENT MANAGER

    I’m Faith, the Content Manager at Kallos, and founder of Wrightsville Beach Scene! I have nearly 10 years of marketing experience, and while I’ve had a few odd jobs along the way, I always find my way back to creative marketing. I live in Wilmington full-time with my poodle, Cape. I love reading, crafting, playing sports (when I’m not being too competitive), and most of all, I love Jesus and everything He’s given me.

  • Portrait of Miriam Evans, project manager at Kallos

    MIRIAM EVANS

    PROJECT MANAGER

    I’m Miriam, the Project Manager at Kallos. I handle project logistics, timelines, and client communication—and I genuinely love keeping things organized and moving in the right direction. I work closely with our production team to make sure everyone’s aligned, collaborative, and focused on the same goal, creating a smooth, stress-free experience from planning all the way through final delivery.

  • Portrait of Blake Baxendell, digital ads manager at Kallos

    BLAKE BAXENDELL

    GOOGLE ADS & SEO MANAGER

    I’m Blake, a longtime Wilmington local with over 18 years of experience helping businesses show up better online. I focus on web development, SEO, and Google Ads. My partnership with Kallos is aimed at bringing experience and expansion to give clients a more powerful, all-in-one marketing approach.

What’s in the name?

Kallos is a Greek word (καλός) that means “beautiful,” “good,” or “noble.” In ancient Greek, it describes not just outward appearance but also inner quality. A person isn’t truly kallos—beautiful—unless they are also noble in character. Similarly, a structure isn’t good unless it’s solid both on the surface and within. At Kallos, we embrace this principle by creating content that is not only visually stunning but also rooted in integrity and excellence. We take pride in every part of our work, from the aesthetics of production to building trust and lasting brand reputation. For us, it’s all about embodying the full meaning of Kallos.

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Bradley Gossett operating a professional camera mounted on a stabilized rig outdoors, with trees in the background.
Faith Harris, wearing a black sweatshirt that says 'Wrightsville Beach Scene,' is smiling and pointing at a display case or panel on the wall next to her.
Bradley Gossett in profile view wearing a backward baseball cap, with a focused expression, set against a blurred outdoor background.
Bradley Gossett sitting on the edge of a swimming pool in Wilmington taking a photo with a camera, and another person standing nearby looking at their phone.
Bradley Gossett and Nick Rizzo look at a camera while standing near a large softbox light in a studio.
Bradley Gossett operating a camera on a stabilizer while Nick Rizzo stands beside him with their back turned, outside near a garden shop in Wilmington.
A Kallos client is being interviewed or recorded on camera. She appears to be speaking and gesturing with her hands while sitting on a couch in a room with a lamp and a picture frame in the background.
Bradley Gossett, wearing a cap and a t-shirt, is smiling with arms crossed, standing next to a camera on a tripod in a kitchen. The background shows kitchen cabinets, a framed picture, and kitchen jars.
The Kallos content team taking a selfie while on set for a client shoot.
Bradley Gossett is looking intently at a camera mounted on a tripod in a dark setting with studio lighting.
Bradley Gossett in a T-shirt and camouflage cap looking at a camera, standing indoors near a lamp and a large umbrella-style light on a stand.
Bradley Gossett with a cap operating a camera mounted on a stabilizer or gimbal in a warehouse, holding a smartphone in his other hand.