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Precision Construction West Announces New Location

From everyone at Precision Construction West (PCW), we want to thank our amazing clients for your unwavering support. Your trust in us over the years has fueled our growth.

And as the summer nears an end and we prepare to welcome Fall, we have some exciting news about change as well… We moved!

Our new digs are located at 505 Plane Street in Gypsum and mark an exciting new chapter. All our equipment is under one roof, supercharging our efficiency. Our new home is located by the airport across the street from the Tesla repair facility.

While our location may have changed, our dedication to our clients and their projects never will. We look forward to serving you and building the future together!

Company Spotlight: MORE2Dance

As you know, we love sharing local company spotlights and stories about people doing great things in and for our community.

Well, this spotlight is very close to my heart!

Please join me in congratulating my better half, Samantha Tino, who recently took over the MORE2Dance studio right here in Eagle!

Not only am I thrilled for Samantha embarking on this new journey, but I am beyond excited for our community because I know what a great place this studio is going to be for kids and adults alike!

Samantha hasn’t wasted any time in renovating this space. Her goal was to create a cool space that felt more community-oriented.

There is now an awesome parent lobby, a fun dancer lobby, two amazing studios, a new website, and of course great new branded swag for people to purchase!

The space now is perfectly suited for the kids to thrive while dancing as well as a place to do their homework and spend time together when they aren’t dancing.

MORE2Dance will continue to offer a robust children’s dance programs for any and all types of dancers starting August 26, 2019.

Recreational Dance Classes
Company Program
Competitive Programs
Summer Dance Camps and Intensives

They will also be adding these new fun and exciting options:

Birthday Parties
Pop Up Classes – Guest Hip Hop Instructor Class, Guess Salsa Instructor Class
Studio Rental for Events
Themed Dance Parties
Team Building Work Events
DJ Music Classes

And, they already have some amazing things on the calendar!

Registration Opens – Sign Up on M2D Parent Portal at https://dancestudio-pro.com/online/m2d
Saturday, August 17, 2019 – We have a Guest Hip Hop Instructor – Matthew Pederson who has been dancing since he was five years old.
Saturday, August 24, 2019 – We have Guest Salsa & Bachata Instructor – Sandra Milena who grew up in Columbia and has been dancing since she can remember. Check her out on Instagram @fitnessandsalsa.

And for all of you Western Dance Instructors, Salsa Dance Instructors, Hip Hop and Ballet…MORE2Dance is hiring and yoga teachers in the Valley, there’s good news!

MORE2Dance will be looking for partners who are interested in teaching for M2D.

Congratulations again to Samantha and her team! We can’t wait to see all of the wonderful things MORE2Dance has in store for its students and the community.

For more information about the studio, you can visit their website at M2ddance.com.

PCW Shows Gratitude Through URIMPORTANT

You may have seen some photos on our Facebook and Instagram page focused on URIMPORTANT.

So, what’s this all about? It’s pretty simple.

Our owner, Todd Morrison, wanted to find a way to show gratitude to folks who have and are doing great things in our community. So, he had shirts made that say #URIMPORTANT.

Whenever Todd runs into someone doing great things, he personally gives them a shirt and shares it with everyone so that other people are aware of all of the great human beings we’re lucky to have around us.

It’s also Todd’s special way of showing these people how important they are to him both personally and professionally.

But, it hasn’t just stayed local! He had the pleasure of sending eight shirts to some amazing people in India!

Today, Todd would love to extend an invitation to you.

Do you know of someone doing great things?

If so, PCW would love to hear their story. Please feel free to share this with others too. We’re firm believers that expressing gratitude is essential, and we want to give back in whatever way we can to good human beings!

PCW Teams Up With Brush Creek Elementary School For Career Day

At PCW we love what we do, and we also love our families and community!

So, we partnered with Brush Creek Elementary School for Career Day to show students what we do and our passion for operating a business in this amazing community.

PCW owner, Todd Morrison, took three fifth grader kiddos, including his stepdaughter Scarlett, on a little journey to show them what our team does.

It was such a fantastic day! Here are some of the highlights..

We started at the PCW office and shared with the kids how we come up with ideas for homes and commercial projects, the very important role of Architecture and Engineering, introduced them to our Office Manager, Tracy, to hear more about finances and talked about costs and billing.

We loved that during this part of the day, we were able to provide education on ‘real world’ topics that will help these children in the future.

From the office, we headed to the Hay Meadow project site. Here we talked about the differences between a non-disturbed lot vs. a “grubbed” site and how we remove things like grass and topsoil.

It kind of felt like a mini geology lesson mixed with construction processes, and the kids seemed to really enjoy it!

Our group moved on to Lime Park in Eagle Ranch where we chatted about the excavation process and structural framing. The kids had the chance to learn how to determine different “ply” for engineered trusses and girder trusses, and it was so great to see them enjoy this exercise!

One of the student’s dads, who is a Hoe Operator, also talked with the kids about his role in the process. This really illustrated to the kids what how important teamwork is – another life skill that we think is super valuable.

One of the best parts of the day was that there was a lot of showing versus just talking. The kids had a chance to see another PCW project on East Haystacker. Here, we talked about electric and plumbing. The kids were amazed at how simple things like lights in a home are actually pretty complex.

The last stop on our agenda was a property at 2727 E. Haystacker. Here we talked about all of the final finishes – window trim, interior masonry, cabinetry, and doors. We had the kids do an ‘inspection’ of the property, which really brought to light how much they learned throughout the day.

A wonderful day like this wouldn’t be complete without a nice lunch, so we took everyone to Asian Fusion where we enjoyed some delicious food and Japanese sodas.

Who knows.. maybe one of these students will open a successful construction company here in the Valley in the next decade!

It was such an honor to be able to share our passion with students in our community, so we’re beyond grateful that we had the opportunity to participate in Career Day.

Join Us For The 2019 Brush Creek Elementary Biathlon On June 10

It’s that time of year…

The Brush Creek Elementary Biathlon is taking place on Monday, June 10 at 9:30am!

We wanted to invite everyone to come out for the exciting event, since it’s huge community tradition and the kiddos would love our support.

You might remember us talking about this event last year and the amazing woman behind it: Shelli Fullhart – the PE teacher at Brush Creek Elementary School

Here’s some background on how this event got started..,.

Shelli saw that there were some challenges for fifth graders transitioning from elementary to middle school, and came up with this excellent solution.

“It’s sometimes hard for kids to move into middle school. The transition involves new routines, new classmates, and being in an entirely new environment. To give the kids a self-esteem boost, I created the Biathlon. It really helps them realize how awesome they are and that middle school is not anything to be scared of, but rather an exciting new journey,” shared Shelli.

All fifth graders participate in this event, which entails a ½ mile run, a 3-mile bike ride, and another ½ mile run. This year there will be 88 kids participating, and to ensure everyone can participate, Shelli will actually buy bikes for kids who don’t have one!

The positive impact that this event has had, along with Shelli’s innate caring, nurturing and encouraging nature, is evident in the fact that kids have come back to her years later to thank her for her inspiration and to let her know the positive impact she’s had on their lives.

We hope to see you on June 10!