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Lubbock and Amarillo Deliver Excellence on Love’s Tulia Project

Lubbock and Amarillo Deliver Excellence on Love’s Tulia Project

Our Lubbock and Amarillo teams recently delivered outstanding results on the Love’s Tulia project, earning high praise from both our internal leadership and our customer. Bill Wise shared that Love’s rated the project a 3.5 out of 4. While a perfect 4 is considered unattainable, a 3.5 is the score typically earned by contractors who complete ten or more Love’s projects each year. Reaching that level of performance is a clear sign of excellence.

This team has now set the bar for how we approach future Love’s work. Bill emphasized that he would gladly take this group on any upcoming Love’s project, noting that communication and execution were strong throughout the job.

A special thank you goes to Zachary Dennis and Don Scroggin for leading the way. After a few tough project experiences, this success represents an important step in rebuilding our reputation and reaffirming the level of quality our customers expect from us.

We look forward to carrying this momentum into the Albuquerque project and continuing to deliver results that strengthen our customer relationships. Great work, team!

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