Golden Triangle Construction, Inc. (GTC) is a prominent, employee-owned commercial general contractor operating in the Colorado Front Range since 1977. With over 45 years of industry experience, GTC has established a solid reputation for quality and personalized service, which lies at the core of their business philosophy. They specialize in a diverse range of projects, including PreK-12 and higher education facilities, retail stores, offices, industrial buildings, financial institutions, medical centers, and recreational facilities.
GTC’s approach ensures that each project benefits from the expertise, resources, and financial stability typical of a large contractor, while also providing the personal touch of a smaller firm. Each project is overseen by a principal from the company, ensuring direct involvement and effective problem-solving throughout the construction process.
Dedicated to environmental responsibility, GTC incorporates sustainable practices in their operations, offering clients guidance on achieving LEED® certification and implementing green features within their projects. Their Green Building Program reflects this commitment, integrating energy-efficient and sustainable systems, such as photovoltaic power and ground-source geothermal systems, into their designs.
Beyond construction, GTC actively engages with their community through their GTC Outreach Program, focusing on education, championship, and philanthropy to nurture the next generation of construction professionals. This initiative not only addresses the growing labor needs in the industry but also fosters profound relationships between the company and the community.
GTC stands out for its unwavering dedication to customer satisfaction, quality work, and safety, fostering a positive company culture that values constructive relationships both internally and with their clients. With an impressive portfolio of successful projects and a commitment to being a trusted partner, GTC continues to play a pivotal role in shaping the built environment across the Colorado Front Range.
