When people talk about Clyde Companies, they often mention equipment, projects, and scale. But the real story has always been people. For 100 years, it is people who have shown up early, stayed late, solved problems, guided teams, and built the legacy we stand on today.
From the early years of W.W. Clyde & Co., individuals like Ora Hyer, Bob Griffith, and Varlo Henrie set the tone for what Clyde would become. They were known for their skill, their grit, and their willingness to help others succeed. They built roads and bridges, but more importantly, they built trust.
Generations later, that spirit continues across every division of Clyde Companies. Truck drivers, operators, project engineers, accountants, estimators, insurance agents, truss builders, batch plant operators, safety teams, payroll, yard workers, office staff, leadership, and every role in between. Each person contributes to our purpose. Each person matters.
People are not an asset we use. People are the reason we exist. They are why we build, who we build for, and what makes our work meaningful.
We value people by training well, listening well, and giving teams the tools they need to grow. We value people by looking out for safety, supporting families, and treating others with respect. We value people by creating opportunities, not just jobs, and by believing that work done with care strengthens communities.
The work is important. The people doing the work are essential.
A century behind us. A century ahead.
Still valuing people first.
Still building better communities because of the people who build them.
