In 2003, Jeff Hadley begin volunteering while his daughter was in the Edmond Memorial Band. Fixing flat tires and moving equipment during contests quickly morphed into building and upgrading rolling equipment to be efficiently towed behind a golf cart, reducing the number of band parents needed to move field equipment during contests and football games.

 In 2008, the band director at Edmond Memorial High School asked band dad volunteers, Jeff and Drew, to solve for the growing program’s transportation challenges. Consequently, we embarked on a 2-year effort to evaluate, design, and implement a solution that focused on student safety, as well as innovative, efficient, and secure equipment transportation. Clubhouse Trailer Company officially began in 2010 after the completion of their first trailer, “Bulldog One”. Jeff, Drew, and other volunteer parents dedicated enjoyable, but pain-staking hours to the build, coming together in Jeff’s small warehouse garage that band families’ fondly called “The Clubhouse”. After Bulldog One was completed, it caught the attention of other band programs in Oklahoma, and eventually, in other states. Trailer production quickly escalated to full-time, necessitating a 2019 company move to The Clubhouse’s current location in Edmond, Oklahoma. Clubhouse Trailer Company was named the overall Greater OKC Chamber Metro 50 winner for being the fastest growing, privately-held company in central Oklahoma in 2019.