Bringing a vibrant fusion of Mexican heritage and Houston hospitality, Hector Mendez has become a cornerstone of the Clutch team. Born in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico, and raised in the Heights area of Houston, Hector’s journey is one of cultural richness and deep community ties. He treasures his childhood memories of traversing the dynamic landscapes between Houston and Matamoros, which have shaped his warm, family-centric worldview. Hector is not just our General Manager; he’s a culinary connoisseur, a melody weaver on his acoustic guitar, and a master of deep, meaningful conversations that often sparkle with movie and music references. His ability to speak Spanish and English fluently allows him to connect with a diverse clientele, ensuring that every interaction at Clutch Automotive is as personal and welcoming as a family gathering. An ardent supporter of the Texans, Hector’s heart beats in sync with the pulse of Houston’s sports scene. When he’s not championing customer satisfaction or fostering team spirit among his colleagues, Hector can be found indulging in the city’s rich culinary tapestry. From the savory delights at FuFu’s to the authentic tastes of Taqueria El Maizal 2 and the Greek aromas of Nikko Niko’s, he knows Houston’s dining landscape like the back of his hand. Hector’s love for local eats doesn’t stop there—Aga’s flavors, the comforting warmth of Pho, the robust coffee at Don Cafe, and the refreshing boba at Ding Tea are among his go-to spots. Ask him for a recommendation, and he’ll guide you to a food experience that embodies Houston’s soul. Hector describes himself in three words: strong, caring, and transparent. To really know Hector, he believes in giving his all through genuine exchanges, promising a piece of his heart within just a few conversations. His commitment to authenticity makes every client’s visit to Clutch Automotive not just a service appointment, but a heartwarming encounter.Hector finds joy in the smiles of satisfied customers and the camaraderie with his team. They’re not just coworkers; they’re family, a unit that stands together through thick and thin.