Carl A. Nelson & Company News

Submitted by: Jim Quickstad, Sr. Project Manager – 37 Years with Carl A. Nelson & Company

Photo Description: Construction Craftsman, Andrew Quam prepares a bridge support beam at Grain Processing Corporation in Muscatine, Iowa.

The Carl A. Nelson & Company Foundation was recognized by the Greater Burlington Partnership and awarded the 2018 Community Impact Award! Learn More

The New Burlington Police Headquarters project was recognized by the Greater Burlington Partnership and received the award for 2018 Best Renovation to a Facility. Carl A. Nelson & Company is proud to have been your Construction Manager! Learn More

Submitted by:
Ellen McCulley, Architect – 6 Years with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Superintendent Corey Mumme is shown stripping the forms off the entrance canopy at The TURF in Burlington, Iowa.

Submitted by:
Mike Hall, Superintendent – 39 Years with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Craftsmen Joe Byrd and Eric Beckman are shown detailing a bin tower at Grain Processing Corporation in Muscatine, IA.

Submitted by:
Larry Lindhart, Systems Building Manager – 34 Years with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Helical Piers are installed at The TURF in Burlington, IA as Brayden Beck, Ethan Whitt, Noah Samuel, and Corey Mumme observe.

Submitted by:
Jeff Ketels, Field Engineer – 1 Year with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Beginning of 1,200 cubic yard concrete pour for Bin Pile Cap at Grain Processing Corporation in Muscatine, Iowa

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Jim Mueller, Lead Driver & Heavy Hauler – 3 Years with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Drew Zane (in basket) Places Tags Approximately 45 Feet in the Air for Boom Lift Training in our Equipment Yard.

Submitted by:
Jake Woods, Project Foreman – 15 Years with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Surveying for Retaining Wall at Great River Medical Center Clinic in Keokuk, Iowa.

Submitted by:
Bob Stutes, Project Foreman, 16 Years with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Pouring Slab On Grade at the Community Health Center in Keokuk, IA

Carl A. Nelson & Company Voted #1 (AGAIN!)

We Did It!
For the second year in a row, we have been chosen the
#1 Commercial Contractor in SE Iowa!

Carl A. Nelson & Company Employees Raise Money for Wounded Warrior Project

As part of our monthly charitable efforts, employees raised over $600.00 to support the Wounded Warrior Project. To learn more about our company’s charitable donations continue reading our news section. For information on our charitable foundation, go to

Submitted by:
Earl Vincent, Jr., 5 Years with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Chris Clark, Project Foreman, shown stick welding a connection

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Amy Adams, Receptionist: 5 Years with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Employees Practice for Crane Certification Practical Exam at our Burlington, IA Equipment Yard.

Employees Donate Much Needed Supplies & Money

During the month of April, employees of Carl A. Nelson & Company donated money and supplies to benefit the Muscatine Humane Society.

COMPANY DONATES TIME, MONEY, & ANTI-FATIGUE MATS TO WORKERS

During the month of March, employees of Carl A. Nelson & Company raised money to benefit Hope Haven Area Development Center Corporation. Employees raised $390.00 that was used to purchase 15 anti-fatigue foam floor mats for Hope Haven workers. The mats aid in reducing stress on the body caused by standing on the job.

Submitted by:
Raleigh Annis, Field Foreman: < 1 Year with Carl A. Nelson & Company

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Removal of Breeching Module 1 (air duct) by crane on a temporary rock causeway located on the bank of the Iowa River, University of Iowa Power Plant, Iowa City, IA.

Employees of Carl A. Nelson & Company at the Bowl-a-Thon for Junior Achievement of the Heartland at King Pins in Burlington, IA held on February 20, 2017.

Recently, employees of Carl A. Nelson & Company united for a great cause! A “Souper Bowl” party was held at our Burlington office to raise money for the Burlington Area Homeless Shelter. Employees brought in soup and spoons were sold for $5.00. In kind donations were also accepted. In total, our employees raised $240.00 in a few hours!