The self-supporting hydraulic hangar doors have been installed at the Ness Hangar. It was a combined team effort with our partners Barnhart , Axthelm Construction, and Higher Power Hydraulic Doors that made the install such a success.

TRICO celebrates major milestones on all three Hangar Projects: topping out of the Ness Hangar, structural steel erection of the Fisher Hangar, and ground breaking of the Executive Hangar. Thank you to the TRICO Team, our business partners, vendors, and suppliers.

Progress update on the hangars at Port of Skagit:The first hangar’s roof has been installed and work on enclosing the sides has begun to close in the shell of the building.The second hangar’s steel framework has begun with the erection of the 34’ columns along the rear of the building.TRICO professionals on the job, left to right: Nate Hoskins, Carson Phillips and Blaine Storms.

TRICO completes construction on the first official Pickleball Pavilion in Washington state. It opened to the public with the ‘first serve’ event. TRICO is honored to make such a positive impact in the community that will last for years to come as Pickleball continues to gain international attention. Read MorePictured bottom right: Kevin Prentice (TRICO Superintendent), Brad Tuininga (Skagit Valley College Foundation), Tom Keegan (Skagit Valley College President), Claude Blackburn ( Benefactor & Member Skagit Valley Pickleball Club), Dan Budzynski...

TRICO breaks ground at the Port of Skagit for two new hangars and recently poured 550 yards of concrete to finish off one of the 24,000 sf slabs.Shout out to our partners: Miles Sand & Gravel, LangCo Northwest, Inc., Materials Testing & Consulting, Inc. (MTC), and Western Concrete Pumping, Inc. TRICO Professionals on the Job Top left: Carson Phillips, Roger Flint, Dan Feeney Middle: Jamison Anderson Right: Dan Feeney, Roger Flint, David O’Neil, Carson Phillips, Johnny Magana Lower left: Carson...