Great Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound, Washington, is a waterpark resort that hosts approximately 2,000…
Great Wolf Lodge Core Renovation
Great Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound, Washington, is a waterpark resort that hosts approximately 2,000…
Through a team-build approach, Korsmo Construction worked closely with designer, owner’s representative, and Jamestown S’Klallam…
We’re proud to celebrate the end of Women in Construction Week 2026 by spotlighting the incredible women who help build our projects, teams, and communities each and every day.
Through four short interviews, we’re sharing the stories, insights, and career journeys of women across our company who are shaping the future of construction. Their experiences remind us that progress is built not just with tools and materials—but with passion, expertise, and determination.
Please join us in recognizing the remarkable women making a lasting impact on our industry.
#WICWeek2026 #WomenInConstruction #WICWeek
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With 16 years in construction, Tisha Hale proves that women are an essential force in building strong — leading with teamwork, mentorship, and passion.
See how she’s shaping success behind the scenes through her work in Korsmo’s Finance department: korsmo.com/women-in-construction-week-building-strong-behind-the-scenes/
#WICWeek2026 #WomenInConstruction #WICWeek
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That's my girl! Miss our days together but so happy to see you doing so well. Keep up the good work!
My favorite co worker ❤️😇
One of my favorite people..
Today, we’re proud to celebrate the start of National Association of Women in Construction's Women in Construction Week. We’re leaning into this year’s theme, “Level Up. Build Strong,” to bring you a series of interviews with the women of Korsmo.
From our project engineers and project managers to our craft labor and corporate leadership, women are shaping the future of Korsmo and our industry with determination, vision, and skill.
Join us all week as we spotlight the women making a difference across our projects. Here’s to breaking barriers, leveling up, and building strong.
#WICWeek2026 #WomenInConstruction #WICWeek
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Great job Korsmo
I soo love this! Way to go Korsmo!
I am so proud to have interned with Korsmo Construction!! It was inspiring to work with and collaborate with many of these wonderful women in construction!
Family is one of our strongest values at Korsmo, and Pat Riggs was a beloved member of the Korsmo family and a cherished colleague and friend.
Pat’s fight against cancer inspired us to honor his memory through our annual blood drive. Now in its fourth year, this event helps save lives and support research right here in the Pacific Northwest.
Please join us at the Korsmo office from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Friday, February 27, 2026, to donate blood and support an important cause. Visit donate.bloodworksnw.org/donor/schedules/sponsor_code (sponsor code 209C) and book your appointment today.
Bloodworks Northwest
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Always grateful that you do this. ❤️
January flew by, but we couldn't let February escape us without sharing this visit from the Kitsap Sun at our Bremerton School District 100-C Armin Jahr and View Ridge Elementary Arts Academy sites.
Thanks for stopping by!
Bremerton is truly #buildingexcitement
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Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe’s Jamestown Salish Seasons will be the first tribally owned and operated psychiatric evaluation and treatment clinic in the state.
Opening late summer of 2026, the clinic will serve patients from Clallam and Jefferson counties and from tribes across Washington. The 20,000-square-foot, 16-bed facility is unique in that it will serve voluntarily admitted individuals seeking a safe space to recover and heal.
Korsmo is pleased to partner with Rice Fergus Miller Architecture and Planning to deliver this clinic and help support the provision of critical psychiatric care.
Jamestown’s evaluation and treatment clinic set to open in the summer | Sequim Gazette
www.sequimgazette.com
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These services are so necessary today. To have a beautiful setting for treatment moves healing forward.
Korsmo is heading to Neah Bay! We look forward to partnering with Makah TERO and Washington State Office of Minority and Women's Business Enterprises to expand opportunities for underrepresented businesses at our Hiring Fair and #OMWBE Certification Workshop for the Neah Bay New K-12 School Project.
Can’t make it? Help us spread the word. Registration is free and open to the community. To sign up, visit www.eventbrite.com/e/korsmo-construction-makah-tero-hiring-fair-omwbe-certification-workshop-tick...
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