In recent blogs we have focused our discussion on some of our core values like trust, integrity, authenticity, transparency, loyalty, and respect. These core values have been the bedrock of our business, reliably carrying us through some turbulent times - from pandemics to unexpected circumstances.

At every fork in the road, we're tested on how well we manage obstacles; showing resilience and selflessness as needed while being mindful that all decisions can affect others far beyond ourselves.

Without a doubt, our ability to keep afloat in an ever-changing environment is only made possible by the solid core values we've established as pillars for success.

When building, money and relationships can often clash, it's up to us which we prioritize - but consider that the choice could have long-lasting effects beyond our bottom line.

Let's be honest - it might seem like money is king in the business world. Sure, many multi-million-dollar companies are celebrated for their success, but true victory isn't just about how much you rake in; some people measure satisfaction by looking beyond what was earned at the bottom line and evaluating reputation instead.

When the Owner opened their business, was it with a mission in mind? That could be key to understanding how they view their venture today!

Money is undoubtedly a part of the equation because we all need to eat, but it is not the most important when measuring success for some.

Einstein said, “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm. The secret of your success is determined by your daily agenda. Your positive action combined with positive thinking results in success.”

At our company, we take great pride in having a satisfied customer base and measure success by the rave reviews they give after successful completion of projects. We love it when clients choose to come back for more - because that's when everyone from our estimators to subcontractors know they've done an outstanding job! After all, if you do your best work on every project then there will be profit no matter what.

It's a rite of passage—nobody can be successful without making mistakes, and business owners are no exception. But success isn't just about finding the right solutions; it’s also recognizing when we've gone wrong...and doing our best to make sure those same errors don't occur twice! If something didn't work out during one project, there's no guarantee it'll have better luck with an overhaul: change comes from actually changing what you do - not merely switching up your surroundings.

Tri-Bay Construction is taking a page out of Albert Einstein's book. After all, who knew this famed genius had business advice as well? With eyes on the future and balance in mind, Tri-Bay will keep pedaling towards success through 2023!