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Tony Brumfield
President/Estimator
Husband to Bridgette and father of Myia, Eden and Drew
Tony Brumfield started FSA – Full Steam Ahead, Inc. in 1990 cleaning carpets out of a 1978 Chevy van as a one-man operation. Today FSA – Full Steam Ahead is a leader among the Carolinas in Fire and Water Restoration as well as Mold Remediation. Tony , who is the 8th of 9 children, grew up in Myrtle Beach attending St Andrews Catholic School and graduated from Myrtle Beach High School in 1989. He and his wife, Bridgette, still reside in Myrtle Beach along with their 3 daughters, Myia, Eden and Drew. Tony supports the community and is involved in numerous organizations along the Grand Strand. He is a graduate of Leadership Grand Strand Class XXXI, he served as Walk Chair and was a Board of Directors Member for March of Dimes, he is a current School Board Member for St Andrews Catholic School as well, sits on the Beach Advisory Committee for the city of Myrtle Beach. When not at work, Tony can be found on a beach spending time with his family.
Steve Kahn
Vice President/Estimator
Husband to Shai and father of Elizabeth, Kyler & Ashley
Steve Kahn joined forces with FSA – Full Steam Ahead in 2001 as Partner and Vice President. Steve graduated from Myrtle Beach High School in 1983 and then went on to receive his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration/Marketing from the University of South Carolina at Coastal Carolina University in 1988. Steve and his wife Shai have raised their three children, Elizabeth, Kyler & Ashley, along the Grand Strand and still reside in the Myrtle Beach area. Steve and his family are members of First United Methodist of Myrtle Beach. Steve is also a graduate of Leadership Grand Strand XXIV and the Myrtle Beach Police Academy Class #17 (2009). Steve’s active community involvement consists of Horry Georgetown Technical College Foundation Board of Directors, a past Master at Myrtle Beach Masonic Lodge 353, Omar Temple Member, Myrtle Beach Shrine Club, Beachcomber Shrine Unit, Horry Shrine and Waccamaw Shrine Club in addition to former Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors 2006-2009.
