LeChase consolidated its three Rochester offices and relocated to new corporate headquarters at 205 Indigo Creek Drive.
The new Warner School of Education building at the University of Rochester was named in honor of the late Raymond F. LeChase.
LeChase’s Zero Incidents program was established. The goal of this program is to encourage, embrace and recognize superior and sustained safety performance throughout LeChase and to promote zero incidents as an achievable goal and mindset for all LeChase employees.
LeChase acquired J.F. Schultze Construction in Charlotte, N.C.
LeChase acquired Northeast Construction in Syracuse, N.Y.
William H. Goodrich is recognized by the Rochester Business Journal as a CEO who leads growth for LeChase Construction.
“Change is constant; change is imminent. So we’re constantly in transition.” – Bill Goodrich
LeChase was recognized by the Rochester Business Journal for its efforts in green building.
LeChase was recognized by Engineering News Record (ENR) for its progressive project delivery for the Eastman Kodak Company’s $200 million, 13.5 million SF Footprint Reduction Program (FRP).
LeChase’s Golden Ladder Award program was established as a program for employees to nominate one another in recognition of extraordinary displays of safety on the job site. More than 80 awards have been presented to date.
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