Spring 2016

Navigating through 20 years of non-stop growth has not been as easy for Chris and Honey Loehmer as you might expect — based on their success. 

Spring 2016

While the most abundant supply of U.S. oil rests below the vast Texas plains, there’s another valuable underground commodity — the soil that supplies sand and gravel to a widely diverse group of customers.

Spring 2016

Dump, dig, lift and repeat

Spring 2016

with new side bumpers

Spring 2016

For two successful highway and bridge contractors, Lane Construction and Branch Highways, productivity is key for completing the high volume of infrastructure projects that are critical to their success.

Spring 2016

The city of Casa Grande, Arizona, is named after the nearby Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, a 650-year-old extended network of communities and irrigation canals.

Spring 2016

Most pit and quarry operations that have a high volume of work tend to have a handful of full-time employees. However, Matthew Willson, owner of Lakeview Sand and Gravel, does things a bit differently. 

Spring 2016

Imagine the condition of underground pipes buried more than 100 years ago.

Spring 2016

Oregon quarry owner John Malnerich benefits from knowing and working with loggers in his state. He regularly sells them rock for constructing roads to their logging sites and some have become friends he turns to for advice.

Spring 2016

As the residential and commercial building boom is picking up speed across Southwest Florida, the area’s largest demolition company is playing a prominent role in driving the new economic engine.

Spring 2016

Providing water to about 130 agricultural customers and 19,000 residents served by the Delta Lake Irrigation District is no easy task.