Growing families and multi-generational families will find Trico Homes’ Harrington model to be a perfect fit.

“The two-storey Harrington showhome we have in Carrington features five bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms in its 2,168 square feet,” says Henry Luong, Trico’s area manager in Carrington. “There are four bedrooms on the upper option with bonus room for larger families, spice kitchen on the main floor and an optional, spacious basement development that feels like its own sanctuary, with an open-layout design, a large and beautiful wet bar, laundry room, a large bedroom and spacious bathroom.”

Read the full article here in the Calgary Sun.

Natural light adds energy and visual interest to a room, making it more likely to attract people for longer stretches of time. In gathering spaces, such as the great room, this is especially valuable.

Trico Homes embraces this concept in its Magnolia Corner model. This two-storey 1,411-square-foot townhome is presented as a show home in the scenic Cochrane community of Precedence in Riversong. This is [also] a fee-simple townhome, which means — unlike conventional townhomes — the buyer owns and is responsible for the exterior of the home and the land it sits on.

Read the full article here in the Calgary Herald.

Brown says he was looking for a new challenge and felt most fortunate when Trico CEO Wayne Chiu reached out to him, as he was aware of the company’s successes and its reputation as a community builder. “We’re not just about making money,” Chiu said, “we have a responsibility to support the communities we work in.”

Trico’s immediate reaction to COVID-19 was to try to ensure its many sub-trades were able to keep going. Brown negotiated lower costs that are being passed to buyers for the rest of the year, meaning steady sales that are keeping the trades working.

Read the full article here in the Calgary Herald.

When members of the Trico team meet, [Michael] Brown says the focus consistently comes back to doing the right thing.

“The right thing is that we do need to achieve some level of profit – we wouldn’t exist if we didn’t – but the first thing we have to think about is: How do our actions impact society? How do our actions impact clients?” says Brown. “It keeps us on an endgame that’s community first and then profit second.

“People often believe that those are very distinct things,” he adds. “At Trico we believe that one leads to the other. If you do focus on the community, that will allow you to be successful.”

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Wayne and Eleanor Chiu, originally from Hong Kong, are driven by their passion for using business to further the good of their community.

“The Chius are leaving a legacy to Calgary,” says Chris Hopfner, chair of the Trico Group Board. “By providing seed money to help people experiment with sustainability and social enterprise, they are adding to the vibrancy of our city.”

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While the size of a home is important, how space is distributed matters even more.

It should be designed with the most square footage earmarked for areas of the home that make a difference in the comfort and convenience of the people who live there. This is a strength of the Fairmont by Trico Homes, which is presented as a show home in the new Cochrane community of Rivercrest.

Read the full article here in the Calgary Herald.

Trico Homes has once again been honoured as a 2020 HomeStars Best of Award winner. Trico is a five-time winner with a Star Score of 89 percent and more than 600 online reviews since 2011.

“Purchasing a home can be the largest investment that any family will make and HomeStars has given our homeowners the opportunity to share their home-building experience with the world,” says Nicole Walker, customer relations manager at Trico Homes.

“At Trico Homes, it’s not only about the houses we build, we also work to build lasting relationships with our homeowners. In our pledge to stand behind our homes and homeowners, we will always strive to make the home-buying and construction process as hassle-free and as pleasant as possible.”

Read the full article here in the Calgary Sun.

HomeStars頒發的2020 HomeStars最佳獎項（Best of Award）是基於是用心建造房屋，用正確的態度做正確做事的標準來評判的。而Trico Homes就是將屋主的最大利益放在首位。為了表彰Trico Homes的真誠和承諾，HomeStars選擇Trico Homes作為2020 HomeStars最佳獎項得主。而Trico Homes 亦連續四年榮獲HomeStars最佳獎項。

最佳獎項是由HomeStars網絡內超過60,000名專業建築商中選出的最佳專業公司，這些專業建築商是經過審查和甄選出來的, 因為他們對客戶服務的堅定奉獻和行內有出色表現。自2011年以來，Trico Homes已第五次獲獎，並獲得89％的星級評分和600多項在線評論。

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Trico is pleased to share that four of our team members have won the 7^th Annual Avid Service Awards. This honour is awarded to employees that have scored in the top 10% in customer satisfaction nationwide, based on complete customer surveys in 2019.

• Adam Zymirski – Sales Representative
• Kelsey Clarke – Sales Representative
• Peter Tilma – Project Superintendent
• Dean Clarke – Walk-Through Representative

“It takes the effort of every individual in an organization to create a great company. And within every great company there are team members that truly excel in their role of delivering superior service,” said Tim Bailey, chief strategy officer, Avid Ratings. “We are excited to honour these skilled professionals in the homebuilding industry for the superior level of service they provide to their customers.”

The Avid Awards are a testament to Trico’s commitment to providing an exceptional customer experience. Thank you to our team members for going above and beyond for our homeowners, each and every day!

More information about the Avid Service Awards can be found here.

Today we are delighted to announce Trico was named #25 on the list of Best Workplaces for 2020 by Great Places to Work Canada. Receiving this recognition for 10+ years is truly a honour and a testament to our culture, where our staff trust the people they work with & have pride in what they do. Congratulations to our entire team!

Learn more about Best Workplaces in Canada here.