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IMMEDIATE RELEASE
WINANS CONSTRUCTION HOSTS ANNUAL TRADE CONTRACTOR BREAKFAST
Event Strengthens Teamwork and Enhances Customer Service Standards |
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June 21, 2006 -- Oakland, CA -- Winans Construction recently held its annual Trade Contractor Breakfast at the Courtyard by Marriott in Emeryville, CA. The company started the breakfasts in 2004 as a way to show appreciation for the specialty contractors it works with, and to establish guidelines for how Winans Construction and its trade contractors can work together most successfully.
This year's theme, "Promises, Promises," addressed the promises that Winans makes to its clients and how the trade contractors' actions on the job site affect those promises. Paul Winans, president of the company, stressed in his presentation the importance of adhering to Winans policies such as no smoking and keeping job sites neat. He reminded attendees that they are working in and around homes and to always be thinking, while they are working on a project, about what they would want to see happen in their own homes. After the presentation trade contractors were given awards voted on by Winans Construction's staff. THE WINNERS ARE:
Door prizes, generously donated by Truitt and White Lumber Co., were a new addition to the festivities as well as a prize to the company that brought the most employees (Paradigm Concrete and Masonry). Another first is that the handout of the presentation was translated into Spanish. Winans Construction is a 28-year old firm specializing in major residential remodeling projects in the East Bay and surrounding areas. The company has received numerous local and national awards including the highest recognition for quality achievement in the remodeling industry - the coveted National Remodeling Quality Gold Award. Co-owners Paul and Nina Winans are both National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) Certified Remodelers. Paul, NARI's President 2005-2006, and Chairman of the Board 2006-2007, has given many seminars to homeowners over the past several years and writes the From the Ground Up column on remodeling for Hills Publications. |
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