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Hosting Job Site Appreciation Lunches

One of our favorite ways to say thank you to the men and women working hard on our job sites is to organize a Job Site Appreciation Lunch.

One of our favorite ways to say thank you to the men and women working hard on our job sites is to organize a Job Site Appreciation Lunch.

Cater Lunch for Your Construction Workers

The team working on the project will put together an awesome meal by having a local restaurant cater it or if the project is close enough to our home office, by bringing our EBCO BBQ Pit to the job site to do the cooking themselves.

There’s nothing like having some music playing on the pit’s speakers, hamburgers or fajitas sizzling on the grill, buckets of cold drinks being iced down to make a group of hardworking construction workers look forward to lunchtime.

Organize Fun Give-Aways

The team will often organize a give-away of items donated by EBCO and local rental companies to be dispersed via a drawing during lunch. Items given away may range from koozies to Yeti’s, and from new hard hats to Dallas Cowboy NFL football game tickets.

Often, these lunches will coincide with the “topping out” of a project (meaning that the roof is in place on the building.)

Celebrate Hardworking Subcontractors

It’s a great way to celebrate a project milestone and the people who helped to accomplish it. These are just small gestures of our appreciation for the hard work that goes into each project. We would be unable to do our job if it were not for the great subcontractor and vendor team members we have.

Our Recent Job Site Appreciation Lunches

Some of our most recent job site appreciation lunches were on the site of the Home2 Suites in Woodland Hills, CA, the Home2 Suites in Fort Worth, TX, and the Home2 Suites in Midland, TX.

These lunches are also a great opportunity to invite owner’s representatives, office staff from the subcontractor and vendor’s offices, and office staff from the EBCO home office so that everyone can meet each other and be included. It’s a great time!

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One of our favorite ways to say thank you to the men and women working hard on our job sites is to organize a Job Site Appreciation Lunch.

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