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My name is Alejandro Castillo, and I am a 2nd-year student at the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering, majoring in Civil Engineering! I am looking forward to learning all sorts of things from my internship this year at Wolvestown, such as the different phases of the construction process and analyzing design drawings. I am currently working as an estimator for Wolvestown and assisting project engineers with proposals. My time at Wolvestown will help me grow professionally and learn more and more about the fascinating field I am going into.
Thank you!
Alejandro Castillo
I’m a Criminal Justice student with a concentration in Human Services and Advocacy at Southern New Hampshire University, focused on supporting people, social impact, and community-centered work.
At Wolvestown, I’m looking forward to learning more about operational support, training, and real-life professional skills, while also gaining a better understanding of the company’s processes and what it takes to run a successful and well-organized business.
I enjoy being part of environments where empathy, structure, and practical problem-solving come together. I’m passionate about helping others, listening, and contributing to processes that create a meaningful impact on people’s lives.
Hard hat on—it’s Safety Week at Wolvestown!
At Wolvestown, safety isn’t just a checklist; it’s our culture. We believe high-performance projects demand teams that never stop evolving. Over the past few weeks, we’ve been busy leveling up at the Wolvestown Academy, focusing on field safety development and risk prevention to ensure every project is executed with precision and accountability.
We’re also proud to announce our partnership with Safety by Design for comprehensive on-site project safety audits. By inviting expert third-party eyes to our job sites, we continue to sharpen our standards and ensure the highest level of protection for our crews.
Our Commitment to Compliance & Training:
* Certified Experts: Our team holds OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 certifications, plus specialized credentials from the Health and Safety Council.
* Centralized Management: We utilize the ISN platform to streamline training management and guarantee 100% compliance with our clients’ rigorous standards.
* Specialized Skills: From working at height, fall protection, aerial lift operations, hazardous materials, etc. —our professionals are prepared for any challenge.
On Saturday, December 6th at 6:00 PM, Wolvestown engineers, crew members, and associates gathered at Patron Mexican Grill to celebrate the holidays and reflect on a great year together. The evening was filled with good conversation, plenty of laughs, and a delicious parrillada that everyone enjoyed.
To add to the festive spirit, team members took part in a raffle with a few well-earned perks, making the night even more memorable. It was a chance to pause, connect, and celebrate the teamwork and dedication that made the year such a success.
As we closed out the evening, the energy was clear—grateful for what we’ve built and excited for what’s ahead. Here’s to an even better year for Wolvestown.
On October 25th, our team traded hard hats for costumes as we celebrated Halloween at the office. From creative outfits to classic spooky looks, the day was filled with laughs, treats, and a fun break from the everyday routine.
The highlight of the afternoon? A surprise “Thriller” dance that brought everyone together and kept the energy high. It was a great reminder of how much joy a simple moment can bring—and how important it is to share those moments as a team.
Already looking forward to next year’s spooky fun! 👻
On September 24th, our team joined peers from across the industry at the 2025 CMAA Houston Chapter Clay Shoot held at American Shooting Centers. The annual event combined networking, team building, and plenty of friendly competition—all while supporting CMAA’s scholarship opportunities.
Each participant faced 50 targets, with ammo, safety gear, and even a few bragging rights provided along the way. We’re proud to share that Federico, one of Wolvestown’s own, took home Top Shooter honors, showcasing the same precision and focus he brings to every project.
With great company, a worthy cause, and a first-place win, the day was one to remember.
On August 28th, our Wolvestown team joined fellow industry peers at the 2025 C3 Bowling Tournament at Lucky Strike Houston. Hosted by Construction Career Collaborative (C3), the event brought together contractors, owners, and partners for an afternoon of fun, networking, and a shared commitment to strengthening the future of our industry.
This time there were no gutter balls—our four attendees bowled like pros, racking up excellent scores and plenty of bragging rights. Some say their precision on the lanes might even rival their precision on the job site.
More than just a game, the event supported C3’s mission of building a safe, skilled, and sustainable craft workforce—something Wolvestown is proud to stand behind.
A great cause, great company, and a great time—mission accomplished.
At Wolvestown, safety isn’t just a checklist—it’s part of our culture. This week, our team gathered at our main offices on Travis Street for a safety session led by our internal Safety Academy. These ongoing trainings are designed to keep safety top of mind across all departments, from the field to the office.
The Wolvestown Safety Academy focuses on risk prevention, situational awareness, and building a workplace where everyone looks out for one another. We believe that creating safer job sites starts with informed, empowered teams—and we’re proud to see that commitment grow every day.
Wolvestown is proud to support the students of Groves Elementary by contributing to their social and dining etiquette program. As part of our commitment to community growth, we were honored to help provide skills that go beyond the classroom—building confidence, respect, and professionalism at a young age.
The students brought warmth and enthusiasm to the event, showing that kindness and good manners are already part of who they are. Their curiosity and charm made the experience even more meaningful for everyone involved.
It’s moments like these that remind us how closely our work and community values are connected—and why investing in the next generation matters.
At Wolvestown, preparation is key to performance. This week, our team completed Safety by Design training as part of the onboarding process for work at Memorial Hermann. The training ensures that our staff not only meets but exceeds the safety and compliance standards required in sensitive healthcare environments.
We take pride in aligning with organizations that value excellence and responsibility, and this step reinforces our commitment to creating safe, efficient spaces—especially where health and care come first.
Wolvestown made a bold appearance in the heart of Times Square, bringing our name and mission to one of the world’s most iconic stages. More than just a visual milestone, this moment reflects our continued growth and the strong values that drive us forward.
As we expand our reach, we remain grounded in the same principles that brought us here: transparency, quality, and a commitment to building lasting impact. It’s an exciting step—and just one of many to come.
Working alongside a parent can offer children more than just a behind-the-scenes look—it’s a valuable opportunity to experience real-world work environments, responsibilities, and everyday tasks. Whether it’s shredding documents, helping sort mail, or simply observing how teams collaborate, these moments foster early exposure to workplace habits and accountability.
At Wolvestown, we believe that inspiring future generations starts with including them in the spaces where ideas, problem-solving, and leadership happen. It’s not just about learning what we do—it’s about planting the seeds for curiosity, confidence, and a strong work ethic down the road.
