Today we celebrated National Employee Appreciation Day. This day reminds us that strong employer-employee relations are at the core of any truly successful business!  To celebrate, members of our leadership team visited employees at their job sites to hand out candy bars and share some gratitude.Continue Reading

Team Clark had the opportunity to meet students in the Construction Careers program at the West Sound Technical Skills Center career fair yesterday. The Construction Careers Program at West Sound Technical Skills Center (WST) will introduce local high school students to the world of construction. The students experience hands on training with the tools of the trade in a real world setting. This program includes both in-class theory and job site...Continue Reading

Archie has been a valued team member at Clark Construction since 2017. Prior to joining us, Archie spent 10 years working with JL where he was able to hone his finish carpentry skills. Before getting into construction, while fresh out of high school, Archie worked in landscaping. Archie’s favorite part of his job as a Labor Superintendent is producing quality work and “showing all the young guys on the job...Continue Reading

Our Moriarty project is an ambitious restoration on one of the original summer homes in Bainbridge Island’s The Country Club at Seattle, established in 1896. The Point it sits on was named “Restoration Point” by Captain George Vancouver, an English explorer who anchored his ship there in 1792. The name honors the day King Charles II was restored to the English throne. One-hundred and four years later, the second oldest...Continue Reading

In the final weeks of 2021, Team Clark completed our dramatic Rose Loop Residence. Perched above beautiful Eagle Harbor on a steep hillside, this project required extensive sitework, including two shored piling retaining walls. This created both a structural wall for the home as well as a flat landscaped side yard. The 3,000 SF 3 level home is a masterpiece in sustainable design and construction. Green features include: an impressive...Continue Reading

Published in Peninsula Daily News //  Thursday, January 20, 2022 PORT TOWNSEND — Yes, those are the makings of a concrete box, Cherish Cronmiller said. The Olympic Community Action Programs (OlyCAP) executive director has been noticing social-media commentary about the 7th Haven housing project at Seventh and Hendricks streets. She understands that passers-by wonder how it will look when finished. All that concrete, Cronmiller said Tuesday, is just the first...Continue Reading

“A great example of how sustainable systems are integrated into the design to make a beautiful living space in a stunning context.”⁠ Dwell Design awarded Loom House the 2021 award for best renovation. It was also the community pick.  Another congratulations to the entire design team. “This May Be the Most Ecologically Ambitious Home Renovation on the Planet…” Read the article hereContinue Reading

Ran rain go away… actually, we are not overly concerned when it rains over here at the Rivulet construction site as we have a state-of-the-art stormwater management system operating.  The system has a temporary holding pond that collects all stormwater runoff across the whole site. That water then gets pumped into holding tanks where it’s treated and filtered prior to discharging clean water into the County stormwater system. The purpose is to prevent...Continue Reading

Jeff Krueger retired from Clark Construction on January 3. While Jeff is leaving our ranks, he will continue to work with us on a consulting basis – speaking on behalf of the company and working with outside organizations to enhance our presence in philanthropy and sustainability in the communities we work within. Over his eight years with the company, Jeff has worked closely with Rachele Turnbull and the rest of...Continue Reading

Happy New Year!  As Clark Construction moves into this new year with renewed energy and anticipation, we are also quite literally moving!  We can now be found just up the road at 901 Hildebrand Lane – the old Union Bank building.  We have grand plans for our new office building and look forward to meeting you there soon. We are profoundly grateful for all of you, our clients, partners and communities....Continue Reading

As we put our finishing touches on 2021 so did our Fort Worden project. Continuing to exemplify sustainable construction, this award-winning project has received it’s official LEED Silver certification for building 305 from US Green Building Council. There was not a single GBCI comment on the construction credit documentation. Congratulations to the entire project team for a job well done! Learn more about this project here.Continue Reading

Loom House is featured in, and on, Metropolis Magazine‘s first published book — Design for Impact. The book includes case studies to inspire clients and decision-makers to invest in a better future. Each case study showcases the best in Sustainability, Wellness, and Impactful Design across all segments. Click the link to get your copy here.Continue Reading

It was a dramatic finish to the installation of the CLT roof last week at the Manitou site, as the final panels were craned into position.  This drone footage helps to illustrate the precision needed and complexity of this stage of the project.Continue Reading

This public works prevailing wage project for Central Kitsap County consisted of an overhaul of site utilities and expansion of the Kitsap County Water Treatment support buildings in Poulsbo, WA. A great deal of pragmatism and functionality went into this project and its three new modular buildings. The county needed separate buildings that would allow the Water Treatment facility’s employees their own dedicated spaces. Whitley Evergreen in Marysville, WA built...Continue Reading

You just never quite know where you’re going to end up. Jeremy Baldwin didn’t know years ago, working his first job at McDonalds on Bainbridge, making just 7.25 an hour, where he’d be today. And he didn’t know, when he was just 17 years old, driving that delivery truck for Lumbermen’s, that he’d one day be an indispensable leader at Clark Construction, instrumental in helping build people’s dream homes! The...Continue Reading

Dear Friends, It has been a challenging year for our world. The health crisis has continued for much longer than anticipated and associated labor and supply chain shortages have made construction progress more difficult. Yet, as 2021 draws to a close, we at Clark Construction find we have an unusually profound sense of gratitude this holiday season. This year brought out the best in all of us and taught us...Continue Reading

Congratulations to Rachele Turnbull, founder and CEO of Clark Construction Inc. who has been inducted into Oregon State’s Academy of Distinguished Engineers. Honored for her outstanding and sustained contributions to her profession, her work exemplifies Oregon State’s leadership over the past 150 years. About The Awards In 1998, The College of Engineering introduced the Oregon Stater Awards to honor outstanding alumni and friends of the college for their contributions to...Continue Reading

The Clark Executive team is restructuring its leadership team to facilitate a smoother process and ensure greater success for all its’ projects.  With Clark’s accelerated growth over the past several years, the Executive team has worked hard to develop improved systems, processes, controls, and to implement extensive training to utilize these tools. With these systems now in place and fully functional, Rachele Turnbull and Jeff Krueger will be going back...Continue Reading

A Nite at the Roxy – Heart by Heart New Year’s Eve 2021, Fri – Dec 31, 2021 – 7:00pm PST Clark Construction is a sponsor of this fundraiser for the Historic Roxy Theatre.  The goal by this spring is to have raised enough money through grants, donations and fundraisers to have the non-profit Roxy Bremerton Foundation be able to complete the purchase of the theater. Please join us in...Continue Reading