Knox Construction, Inc.

Window choice is critical. Third floor yet to be revealed.

First footing pour for the receiving building at Mountain View Seeds and Pratum Co-op.

To all our friends and past customers: Do you know of any budding craftsmen looking for the satisfaction of constructing peoples' dreams with their own hands in a fresh air environment?
If so, have them contact us at 541-928-2300 or at [email protected].
We are hiring.

Concrete hits the ground on the first footing pour for a 66,000 sq ft slab for Mountain View Seeds.

Saving 90 sheets of plywood and 20 trusses makes sense with the current costs of building materials. At Pratum Co-op in Millersburg.

When the big one hits you'll want to be sleeping in this bedroom addition!

When the alarm goes off at 1:55 am for an early morning concrete pour, you ask yourself "Why don't I have a desk job?". Part of an acre of concrete for JZ Trucking.

First wall up for the Axios Corporation building.

The finished concrete countertop from an earlier post.

Last pour of a 700 yd job in Lebanon. Thank you, Farra Snook. It was a pleasure working with you.

Another milestone. Garage doors are in so building shell is fully enclosed.

This is why we get up at 3:20 in the morning. An advantage to an early morning pour is that with a 10 hour set time, you can go to bed at a decent time!

What time do you get up for work?

Results of yesterday's pour.

Playing in the chocolate frosting. Using a heavy sand mix for sand finish flatwork.

Finished roof sheathing just in time to beat the rain.

Nothing like shake on color hardener and powdered release agent for durability and color realism.

Work in progress. Cast in place concrete countertop.

The house starts with an ICF wine cellar.

Last pour for the new shop building for Mid Pacific Enterprises.

Last concrete pour for the loading dock extension. Total job used 180 cu yds with some footings 5 feet thick.

Another good night at the Excellence in Concrete awards. Ham/Hopson and Associates gave us a great plan, and the owners gave us liberty to do what was necessary to complete as drawn.

Starting the exterior face lift for the new offices for Knox Construction, Inc. and Fidelity Builders, Inc.

Starting to put the basement back together at Valley Life Church.

Waiting for the last load of mud! After 25 tons of rebar and 750 yds of concrete, the fuel containment structure at Pratum Co-op is finished.

Progress on the new gym for WVCS.

The pavilion slab is finished.