Insights

Each year, Construction Safety Week serves as a reminder of what matters most in the construction industry: people. At Jaynes Corporation, that message isn’t confined to one week, it’s embedded in every project, every process, and every conversation. For Corporate Safety Director Travis Massegee, safety is not just a program or a set of policies.…

Jaynes has long believed that construction is more than just buildings. Jaynes also builds communities. That belief came to life recently through the leadership of Jaynes employee Jonatan Diaz, who volunteered his time and expertise to help the Deaf Culture Center of New Mexico (DCCNM) bring its entrepreneurial vision to life inside PAH! Hiland Plaza.…

The Mancos Commons in Mancos Colorado, brings together creative arts and community housing in a small rural community. It’s a multi-use building located in the heart of downtown Mancos, adjacent to the existing Mancos Common Press building. It features an approximately 4,000 square foot, two story mixed-use space, including three single-bedroom workforce housing units, a large…

The City of Albuquerque’s Southwest Public Safety Center – Fire Station 23 was recognized with a Best Buildings Award from the Associated General Contractors of New Mexico. The annual award honors projects that demonstrate exceptional construction excellence, innovation, and community impact across New Mexico. Completed in late 2025, the Albuquerque public safety center represents a…

Jaynes delivers award-winning K-12 construction project in Carlsbad, New Mexico, showcasing advanced BIM coordination, precision construction, and lasting community impact. AGC New Mexico has recognized Jaynes Corporation with a Best Buildings Award for the Carlsbad High School Performing Arts Center, honoring excellence in commercial construction across the state. The project highlights Jaynes’ leadership as a…

In the small town of Dolores, Colorado, something bigger than a construction project is taking shape. Backed by Colorado’s BEST (Building Excellent Schools Today) Grant Program, the nearly $30 million Dolores Schools project represents more than new classrooms and facilities. It’s an investment in rural education, local pride, and long-term community growth. And for Jaynes,…