Triple Crown welcomed eight individuals to the team last year. Each additional team member brings their own specialized experience that makes for a well-rounded and skilled team, from general contracting to engineering.
At Triple Crown Construction, serving our community is a core part of our identity. It’s not just what we do, it’s who we are. This December, we embraced the season of giving as a family by giving back through two initiatives here in Frederick, Maryland.
At Triple Crown, we’re dedicated to remaining ahead of the pack in the commercial construction industry in all areas. After three days of networking with 3,000+ attendees, learning about new, innovative uses of the technology, and seeing the development of tools firsthand that will help companies in the areas of hiring, quality and safety, productivity, and more, here are the two biggest takeaways we left with:
Triple Crown founder, Dave Rapp, has officially retired after 25 years of success in the construction and hospitality renovation industry. He began the organization in 1991, and for 27 years he transformed it into a major force in hotel renovations and commercial construction projects. Guided by rock-solid principles and values of quality, fairness, and family, Dave made Triple Crown into a respected name throughout the industry.
In October of this year, to celebrate our second Frederick anniversary, Triple Crown took part in two more events to strengthen our ties with the community: We held a Pumpkin Carving Event with the local ACE Mentor Program chapter and organized a Pedego bike tour throughout downtown Frederick as a team-building exercise.
This October, Triple Crown Construction attended the MHLA Golf Outing at the Whiskey Creek Golf Club in Ijamsville, MD. Together, they raised $5,000 in educational scholarships for Maryland hotel employees seeking career advancement.
Striking a balance between form and function is the hallmark of any great hotel. Thanks to the advances in LED lighting, the best in business are able to find that balance.
Whether building a new hotel or renovating an existing one, it takes smart planning and great communication between the entire team, from the developer right down to the individuals working on-site. Here are some tips to control costs during the process.
Today we all understand the little things add up and can make a huge difference, and each of us has the power to make our footprint large or small. With this environmental awareness in mind, hotels are making changes to increase sustainability.
