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The following is an email that was received on the first day fo school from the Project Superintendent at Rowland Constructors
Subject: School open Legacy Queen Creek
Allen (Proctor) and Jim (MacCleary),
It is August 16th and the school is occupied, 700+ students arrived this morning and the place looks great. I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you for your extraordinary efforts in making this happen. This was truly a team effort and without your professionalism, hard work and commitment it would not have been possible. In just 120 days a farm field was transformed into a wonderful 43,000 sq. ft. campus on over 10 acres. I can't express how much I enjoyed working with your organization and look forward to future projects together.
Feel free to use me as a reference.
Thank You!
Wayne Oxberger
Project Superintendent
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In July of 2010 Scott Schuster received his license and became the qualifying party for Schuck and Sons Construction in New Mexico. With that we are now able to do projects in Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico and Texas. And we have either had a project in those states in the last 3 months or have one coming up within the next 2 months.
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Schuck and Sons Construction was awarded the Subcontractor of the Quarter for the 2nd Quarter of 2010. The award was presented to Robert Langtry recognizing the work done by the men under Jim Blakely and Scott Dunkle in frame and trim. The award was presented July 26th in recognition for the high performance marks in productivity, quality, safety and customer service. This comes on the heels of being named the Subcontractor of the Year for Robson’s Saddlebrooke Ranch project.
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Beginning in June of 2010 Schuck and Sons Construction has rolled out a new service available to their customers. They have begun a new paint contracting operation. The operation is headed by Harold Nickels, a current Schuck employee since 2000. Harold was a painting superintendent prior to coming to Schuck so it was a natural fit.
Currently Schuck is large in the frame and trim carpentry and stucco industry. Now with this addition to their prortfolio, they can offer more to the home builder.
A local company, Schuck & Sons Construction Co., Inc., has been named the recipient of the US Army Corps of Engineers Operation Reward Safety for the Fort Worth District. The Corps’ very high standard for this prestigious award reflects the emphasis Schuck & Sons places on the safety of their employees.
Vice-President for Operations, Scott Schuster, affirms that Schuck & Sons recognizes that safety is critical in the industry. Because Schuck is an employee-owned company, there is an additional layer of caring for the employee. He said “We are the employees and we are the owners and all of us want us to be safe.”
Brent Oakeson, safety director at Schuck, is proud of Schuck’s commitment to safety and appreciates the Corps recognition that acknowledges that commitment. He said “We have applied these same safety procedures to other projects, and have found them to be efficient in protecting our workers.”
Schuck & Son’s is currently building 12 two-story buildings totaling 576,000 square feet for military base housing at Ft. Bliss, TX., accommodating 1440 soldiers. This safety award was earned because Schuck & Sons had no accidents throughout an entire quarter on this job and provides on-going safety awareness and training.
The Army Corps of Engineers states that the ideals of their EXCELLENCE THROUGH SAFETY program are to recognize superior safety efforts achieved in the Operations Division, and to improve safety trends. They also state that it is extremely important that team members be recognized for efforts made to provide a safe working environment.
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