2002
The company’s rapid growth was fueled by energy and innovation as Radicelli and RTH team members continued to post up double-digit growth numbers year after year. Customers were amazed by the level of interaction and professionalism brought forth by Rock The House performers and referrals just kept pouring in.
2003
In 2003, RTH outgrew the house and moved into its first commercial office and warehouse space. At nearly 2,500 square feet, RTH had more than enough room to grow and evolve.
2005
2005 was an important year in the company’s history as it grew nearly 40%. RTH launched its division of extra entertainment featuring additional products and services such as uplighting, inflatables, casino tables, and other exciting options. RTH also received an invitation to join DJ Think Tank, the nations most exclusive private networking group for production and entertainment company owners.
2006
Busting at the seams with inventory and a growing staff, RTH moved yet again in 2006. Modeled after their mentors from the DJ Think Tank group, their new facility had more than 6,000 total square feet of office and warehouse space, a demo room to show customers lighting options and other products, and a parking lot big enough to hold the large numbers of employees working on the weekends.
2008
In 2008, at the beginning of the economic slowdown, RTH hit its goal of $1 million in sales, two years ahead of schedule. While most companies were fighting to stay out of the red, RTH continued to spread its wings and began RTHAV, a corporate division of Rock The House. In just two years, the company doubled its sales and hit $2 million in late 2010.
2011
In 2011, the company purchased a local competitor, Selective Sound Entertainment (SSE). This strategic move postured SSE to operate in parallel to Rock The House but with unique offerings, all while supported by the RTH framework.
2013
In 2013, Radicelli graduated Valedictorian of his Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business class and Rock The House purchased its largest local competitor in the school dance and Bar/Bat Mitzvah markets, Zone Entertainment. Zone is a boutique brand built similar to RTH.
2016
In 2016, RTH expanded its walls to a secondary location for warehouse and event prep. This added a 12,000 sq foot location for additional growth and organization.
2019
As of today’s date, RTH has 34 full-time employees, 125 part-time employees, and produces more than 1,500 events a year as a family of companies.