Author: Williams Plumbing
Williams Plumbing & Heating Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser Raises $20,800 for the Warriors and Quiet Waters Foundation
Williams Companies hosted their annual golf tournament and fundraiser supporting the Warriors and Quiet Waters Foundation on Friday, August 9th, 2019. The Warriors and Quiet Waters Mission: Through the experience of fly fishing in Montana, WQW is a catalyst for positive change in the lives of post-9/11 combat veterans. The foundation offers six unique fishing more »
Williams Plumbing and Williams Civil partner on new $100M Bozeman ICU Project
The $100M project for the Bozeman Deaconess ICU Expansion has been awarded and the Mechanical and Civil contracts went to Williams Plumbing & Heating/Williams Civil Construction. Over 100,000 sq. ft. of new construction is being added to the campus, including a new main entrance, lobby area, and doubling the size of the Intensive Care Unit more »
Williams Summer Kick-Off Company BBQ Huge Success; Canoe Races, Smoked Meats, and Corn Hole
The Williams Summer Kick-Off BBQ occurred Friday evening to celebrate the beginning of another exciting busy season for the Plumbing/Civil Construction teams. Delicious BBQ was provided by Blue Smoke BBQ out of Bozeman with a menu consisting of smoked brisket, ribs, and homemade mac and cheese. Frosty beverages provided by our friendly neighbors over at more »
Williams innovating with community partners to solve national trade labor shortage
The trade labor workforce is in rapid decline and the construction industry is feeling the effects across the nation in the form of skyrocketing wages and a limited project capacity based on workforce. Licensed professionals like plumbers, electricians, and heavy equipment operators are in high demand, especially those young enough to replace a retiring workforce. more »
Williams Mechanical project, the Norm Asbjornson Engineering Hall on the Montana State Campus, receives national recognition as LEED ‘Platinum’ building
Williams Plumbing & Heating was awarded the mechanical contract on the $53 million Norm Asbjornson (NAB) Engineering hall, which broke ground back in September 2016. After two years of construction, the innovative facility is set to open to the public next month. The 110,000-square-foot building is not only architecturally beautiful but is also one of more »