“We’ve worked with Encore on hundreds of projects, both large and small, over the years,” says CEO Jim Johnson. values having trades as its project partners. One of Encore’s longtime clients, Colorado Springs-based GE Johnson Construction Co. That’s how high-performance teams are created.” We will minimize issues if we can’t eliminate them.
We want to partner with them and with GCs, designers and other trades. We remain focused on the end user, not just as an electrical contractor but also as a solutions provider.
“But,” he says, “we will follow our customers wherever they need us. Wiedel says the company has no plans to pursue mergers or acquisitions or add locations outside Colorado and Wyoming-at least for now. Safety stats have not yet been compiled for 2017, but company officials expect the results to be even better.īecause of its stellar safety record, steady growth and solid leadership within its trade and across the industry, ENR Mountain States has selected Encore Electric as its Specialty Contractor of the Year for 2017. In 2016, the firm recorded nearly 1.5 million man-hours worked, with zero lost-time work days related to jobsite injuries and only 14 recordables, resulting in an EMR of 68 and a total recordable rate of 1.94-that’s below the industry average of 2.80. Its backlog extends out nearly 18 months, Packard says.Įven with that level of growth, Encore has not sacrificed quality or safety. Wiedel says the firm has added $10 million to $20 million of work per year and expects its revenue to reach $200 million in 2018. The firm’s other recent and current projects include installing all the electrical services for the new football stadium at Colorado State University the High Bay Research Facility at the University of Wyoming, in Laramie a key addition to Vail Valley Health the UCHealth Hospital, in Highlands Ranch the ENT Center for the Arts at the University of Colorado, in Colorado Springs and renovation of the Wyoming Capitol. The firm reports 2016 revenue of $144 million, which includes a large contract for electrical work at the Gaylord Rockies Hotel & Resort, in Aurora, Colo. It has 125 people doing special projects and service work, including broadcast stations, hospitals and data centers.
Also, at least 54 Encore employees have been with the firm for 15 years, and 47 have worked there for 10 to 15 years.
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