Super Western, Inc. started the reconstruction of Pilgrim Road in the Village of Menomonee Falls. 

Super Western nears completion of the overburden removal at the Franklin Aggregates Quarry. 

Job Superintendent Mike Sorkan rewards the hard working crew with a world famous "Sorkan Walleye Fry" on the final Friday at the quarry.  Pete Boerst ran a D-8R dozer assisting Bob Duehning, Rick Handke, Kevin Handke and Michael Piechowski who hauled the overburden in 627 scrapers.  The removal of the overburden is necessary to expose the limestone rock.  After the limestone is exposed, it will be blasted and processed into numerous products from the limestone base course for highway construction to the aggregates used in concrete cement.  Franklin Aggregates is a major supplier of limestone materials to the construction industry.

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June 23rd, 2009 -- Super Western, Inc. was the apparent low bidder on JOb # 24 for the reconstruction of Hwy. Q in Washington County.  The low bid of $3,117,839 was one of 10 bids submitted for the project. 

A preconstruction conference was held on May 20 for the construction of a "Roundabout" at the intersections of Hwy. 164 and Hwy. Q at the Wauksha-Wahington County border.  Super Western, Inc. is the general contractor for the 1.2 million dollar project. 

The soil conditions at the quarry required "extra horsepower" and Super Western accesssed
our sister corporation's Leibherr 984C excavator.   It is shown here aboard the corporate
low boy trailer getting ready to go to work (the trailer is expandable to 13 axles). 

The 984C sits perched high atop the limestone and it is work ready. It is operated by Dan Dewey and the huge
excavator loads three Caterpillar 40 ton haul trucks operated by Ron Cheever, Ron Mirr, and Matt Wisnefske.