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Thank you for stopping by and getting to know us. I’d like to help you better understand some of the values that are very important to our company.
No. 1 is safety. Nothing is more important than human life, and it is a requirement of our humanity – not just D. C. Taylor Co.’s zero-tolerance safety policy – that we do whatever is required to ensure the safety of our employees and customers, as well as any other individuals present at our job sites. Our commitment to safe roofing practices is reflected in our lower-than-average incidence rates and the continuous training opportunities we provide.
Second to safety is quality. We believe in building things to last. It’s better for our customers and better for our environment. This starts with identifying the project stakeholders’ objectives, roles and responsibilities, and aligning project tasks for their fulfillment. This process and our culture of continuous improvement enable us to deliver quality projects and remain successful in this industry.
Lastly, I want to emphasize customer service. Our customers define us. The environment at their facilities and the processes being performed, the stringent requirements, and challenging conditions have made us more skilled as roofers. Despite having more than 60 years of knowledge and best practices, we are relentless in our pursuit of improved service delivery.
Regards,
Brent Taylor, President
Discover what it’s like working with D. C. Taylor Co. Your project is as unique as your facility. No generic scope of work will do. At D. C. Taylor Co., every project begins with a detailed interview to discover the variables that will influence how your project is planned and executed. Only then do we produce a plan and proposal.
Safety is practiced every day on every job. Before a roofing project even begins, a site-specific job hazard analysis is conducted to identify exposures and address property concerns. Environmental health and safety training is offered on a continuous basis to all employees at
D. C. Taylor Co. and our zero tolerance policy is strictly enforced.
D. C. Taylor Co. has a rich history dating back to 1949. Originally a tuckpointing business, D. C. Taylor Co. has grown to become one of the nation’s most respected commercial and industrial roofing contractors. Come along on our journey back through time to explore all the milestones that led to the company’s current success.
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