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…
The best crews don’t just build, they protect.
While National Safety Week ends today, we are committed to safety every day at every stage. At Korsmo, we believe in safety first and last, and our crews and subcontractors exemplify this year-round.
We would like to recognize our on-site partners and subcontractors for the vital part they play in maintaining safety on our projects. Thank you!
#SafetyFirst #NationalSafetyWeek2026
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Falls can be prevented: Plan ahead, provide the right equipment, and train everyone to use the equipment safely. We are proud to participate in the 2026 National Safety Stand-Down to prevent falls in construction.
#StandDown4Safety
www.osha.gov/stop-falls-stand-down
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Be Safety Smart!
Warm weather means the arrival of the busy season in Washington State, and we are always looking for ways to encourage and improve safety on our sites.
Our dedicated Safety team rounded up some of our top procedures for working around heavy equipment as we break ground, lay foundations, and go vertical this summer.
⚠️ Stay alert and maintain a safe distance from operating equipment
👷 Stay out of the operator’s blind spots and swing radius
👀 Make eye contact with the operator and ensure a clear acknowledgment that they see you
🦺 Wear the proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) with hi-vis
🚧 Follow established travel routes
❗ Never assume the operator sees you
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“In construction, safety is a team effort, and we all play a part.”
At Korsmo, safety is a core value demonstrated by every single worker on our job sites. As we begin National Safety Week, we recognize and thank our site teams for their commitment to reducing hazards and protecting themselves and others.
#SafetyFirst #NationalSafetyWeek2026
📸 : Jake Miller
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Home is a foundation, and Korsmo Construction was honored to deliver 84 affordable housing units for members of the Tulalip Tribes.
Last week, we joined our North End project team to celebrate the official dedication of Quil Crossing Apartments. Thank you to our partners Wenaha Group and Rice Fergus Miller Architecture and Planning, whose vision truly built a sense of home.
We look forward to seeing Quil Crossing serve future generations!
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Korsmo Construction and BCRA look forward to joining the Sumner-Bonney Lake School District (SBLSD), Skanska, and Absher Construction for a Combined Contractor Subcontractor Outreach Event on May 5.
In addition to upcoming job order contracts within SBLSD, all three firms will present on their respective projects throughout the district. This event is intended to connect subcontractors, suppliers, and trade partners with current and future opportunities. Refreshments will be provided by Star Rentals Tacoma.
To review the event flyer and register in advance, visit www.eventbrite.com/e/sumner-bonney-lake-school-district-combined-subcontractor-outreach-event-tic....
Join us for an exciting and collaborative event!
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We are pleased to announce the promotions of 11 outstanding Korsmo Construction team members.
Whether a part of Korsmo for one year or ten, these individuals have demonstrated exceptional dedication, leadership, and skill, strengthening our team and supporting our clients. We look forward to their continued growth and the positive impact they will make in their new roles.
Congratulations!
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Congrats Tracey! Good to see your still giving it your all. 👍🏼
Congratulations!
This group, #quality congratulations!
Calling all OMWBE subcontractors and Cape Flattery community members!
Korsmo Construction is partnering with the Makah Tribe’s TERO department to host TWO events in Neah Bay next Wednesday, April 15. Both are free and open to all.
April 15 Events at Neah Bay
OMWBE Certification Workshop
Wednesday, April 15 | 2-4 p.m.
880 6th Ave, Neah Bay, WA
Join representatives from the Washington State Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises as they walk businesses through the certification process and explain how it can help open doors to public contracting. *Please bring a laptop if possible. Register at the link below.
www.eventbrite.com/e/omwbe-certification-workshop-tickets-1985457287193
Cape Flattery School District New K-12 Campus Project Update
Wednesday, April 15 | 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Makah Senior Center, 341 Bayview Ave, Neah Bay, WA
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