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Clayco’s Mission-Critical Expertise Supports Data Center Boom

Clayco has been at the forefront of the data center boom across the US! Our team delivers high-performing centers fast and efficiently as we work alongside mission-critical design teams and engineers. Data centers are built by people for people, with every project team committing to positively impact the local community through improved morale, attracting labor, and setting up career paths with top talent in nearby cities. If there are construction elements that we can consistently guarantee, it’s that our team will deliver a fusion of high-performance projects with creative solutions. As society increasingly depends on technology, so does the need for more facilities with enhanced performance capabilities. We also understand the importance of confidentiality in projects and design and use proven practices to build facilities safely and privately.

WUSM Cancer Center Precast Erection Topping-Out Ceremony

We are approaching the finish line at Washington University’s School of Medicine/Barnes-Jewish Hospital Siteman Cancer Center! Concrete Strategies recently held the project’s precast erection topping-out ceremony & dinner to honor the hard work and dedication of our on-site crews.

Mexico GRI Real Estate 2023 Conference

The centerpiece for advancement is sharing wisdom, experiences, and perspectives to foster the greatest innovations possible. To do this, we must build connections through communities and industries – like attending the upcoming Mexico GRI Real Estate 2023 event! In Mexico City, from August 30th to 31st, GRI Club is working to build valuable relationships between the most prominent leaders in the real estate sector. This conference brings together hundreds of real estate and infrastructure executives to discuss evolutionary strategies and find solutions for a sustainable future.

United States Postal Service – Williamsport

Known for their determination to get the job done, American postal workers often endure harsh conditions to keep loved ones, businesses, and officials connected. Now, Clayco is helping the United States Postal Service in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, upgrade its facility to better assist its customers and communities. As America’s technology and businesses become increasingly electrified, the USPS is following suit and moving toward greener energy. This project will help modernize USPS’ delivery network with electric vehicle charging stations and improved package handling. It will also help centralize carrier operations in new and extensive sorting and delivery centers and make processes more efficient.

Clayco Office Named One of LA’s Best Places to Work

What an incredible honor! Clayco’s Los Angeles office was named one of the best places to work in the small category at the 17th annual Best Places to Work awards. The Los Angeles Business Journal hosted the event and revealed the rankings of the Top 100 LA companies setting trends and redefining the employee experience. Our LA office opened in May 2022, and it’s great to be making such a strong impression in the area.

GAF Commercial Roofing Manufacturing Plant

Clayco and Lamar Johnson Collaborative are architects of innovation in the Art and Science of building. We ensure that our integrated approach makes safety and efficiency our top priorities across every national job site. Now, we are working as the design-build team to implement these priorities for GAF’s 444,252-square-foot commercial roofing manufacturing project that will pave the way for a more sustainable future.

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The concept of earning is an instinct of mine

My first job was stamping cans at a little grocery market in exchange for candy at about 10 years old. The concept of earning was an early instinct of mine.

During my teen years, I had a car wash on my home driveway, after which I started doing small painting and odd jobs at neighbors’ homes for extra money, but mainly to avoid mowing my own yard by paying the kid down the street to do it. I could make more money doing the other jobs, which allowed me to pay him very little to do something I didn’t want to do that was much more time-consuming. Looking back, that was an entrepreneurial experience.