Our leadership seeks to inspire by leading by example and incorporating the needs and feedback of the employees into the vision and culture of the company.
We concentrate heavily on staff and leadership training, to ensure our practices are growing and evolving along with our business. We have encountered a period of expansion and achievement after going through a transition of staff, leadership and reevaluating the values in which we define ourselves. Our team has taken the opportunity to create a business and culture that concentrates on attentive and superior customer service. While the company has been known for onsite storage, it was the expansion into the site services business that has allowed such positive growth as a resource to support construction, distribution and event business in our region. Quick Space has quietly been a part of almost every major project in northern Nevada in the past few years. – Steven Saylor Comstock Foundation for History and Culture 2019 Their Boundary Peak Award for nonprofit of the year 2018”. “I am extremely honored on behalf of the Comstock Foundation for History and Culture, to be receiving such an important award from the Northern Nevada Development Authority. Mary’s Art Center, the Episcopalian Church, the Dayton Historical Society, the Sutro Tunnel Town site and others. The Foundation also assists other organizations on the Comstock such as the Fourth Ward School, The Gold Hill Depot, St. Volunteers have donated thousands of hours of their time and labor to make restoration efforts a reality. Once completed it will house a museum and interpretive center as well as a functioning stamp mill, machine shop and more.
Currently underway is the restoration of the Donovan Mill in Silver City, which the Foundation purchased in 2015. The Comstock Foundation’s efforts started with the restoration of the iconic Upper Yellow Jacket Hoist Works. The Comstock Foundation has worked since 2014 to rebuild historic structures and encourage the preservation and promotion of the historic and cultural resources within the Virginia City National Historic Landmark District. To be recognized with the Battle Born Award as a leader in sustainability is another great moment in the long history of the company,” – John McLaughlin President/CEO Edgewood Companies Edgewood Tahoe Resort is a place where health, recreation and green building, blend giving visitors and locals a new appreciation for this special place we call home. It is woven into the fabric of the company and that vision is exemplified in this project. “For more than 150 years the Park Family have been stewards of the land. The property also generates less runoff via new pond infiltration lowering the number of sediments entering Lake Tahoe It created enriched wetlands and provided new fish and wildlife habitat as well as upgraded storm water systems for urban areas upstream. The development also included significant and unprecedented water quality improvements to the 4,200-acre Edgewood Creek watershed that feeds directly into Lake Tahoe. The LEED-silver certified Lodge is a model of sustainability with energy-efficiencies like an air conditioning system that uses lake water pumped through an intricate cooling system. Edgewood Companies, formerly Park Cattle Company, has been a landowner at Lake Tahoe since 1896 and is proud to act upon the family mantra “To be stewards of the land, guardians of the Lake, and solid corporate citizens in the communities in which we operate.” The Lodge at Edgewood Tahoe is the newest addition to the 235-acre lakefront property.
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