Integrity Grading & Excavating, Inc.

Today, we take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to all the veterans who have served and sacrificed for our country. Your courage, dedication, and unwavering commitment to protecting our freedoms are truly appreciated. From all of us at Integrity Grading & Excavating, thank you for your service and for the sacrifices you’ve made. Your bravery continues to inspire us every day.

Huge congratulations to Brandon Barden for being named 2024 Daily Reporter's Newsmakers of the Year as Construction Manager of the Year! This is a well-deserved recognition of his hard work, leadership, and dedication to excellence in the industry. Well done, Brandon!

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Cory Tomczyk was clearly enjoying himself – full of smiles and booming laughter – while walking a WTBA-member worksite in Wausau this week. “I’m a hands-on guy and I don’t mind getting dirty, but I need to do this more often,” Tomczyk said after an hour-long tour of Integrity Grading & Excavating, Inc.'s reconstruction job on Stewart Avenue.? “It’s really always impressive to see the great work.” Still, the State Senator from Mosinee had to shake his head when IGE crews showed him a prime example of the type of issue his Compensable Utility Delay bill (signed into law in December) aims to prevent.? A fiber line, which was supposed to be moved ahead of construction in April, lays right where crews plan to make a subgrade cut and widen the road to 36 feet. “My job is to make Madison help you guys get your job done better,” Tomczyk pledged. IGE says they’re working with the utility to get the line moved before it gets to the point of seeking compensation.? Instead, a very rainy spring and summer has been the bigger challenge, pushing IGE and its subs about two weeks behind schedule. The project replaces the aging asphalt along a 1.25-mile stretch into and out of downtown Wausau, places new water and sewer lines, and adds a multi-use path. “I think the pedestrians will like (the new path) a lot better and it’s a good local project,” IGE Operations Manager Brandon Barden told WTBA.? “It’s bringing some new stuff to homeowners, wider turning radiuses, so traffic should move more freely.” Barden is a member of the WTBA of Tomorrow Council.? Members are working with WTBA’s Director of Government Affairs Elise Nelson to line up lawmaker project tours all across Wisconsin this summer. Tuesday’s visit gave IGE President Dan Weinkauf the chance to thank Tomczyk for his efforts on the utility bill and offer him and State Rep. Patrick Snyder (R-Schofield) some industry insights to ponder. “This particular project is so relevant for central Wisconsin, because you have Integrity here based right around the Wausau area, you’ve got subcontractors that are from central Wisconsin, so it really is a big impact for here, not only getting the road fixed but economically,” Snyder said. #bootsontheground #roadconstruction #wtbaoftomorrow

Cory Tomczyk was clearly enjoying himself – full of smiles and booming laughter – while walking a WTBA-member worksite in Wausau this week. “I’m a hands-on guy and I don’t mind getting dirty, but I need to do this more often,” Tomczyk said after an hour-long tour of Integrity Grading & Excavating, Inc.'s reconstruction job on Stewart Avenue.? “It’s really always impressive to see the great work.” Still, the State Senator from Mosinee had to shake his head when IGE crews showed him a prime example of the type of issue his Compensable Utility Delay bill (signed into law in December) aims to prevent.? A fiber line, which was supposed to be moved ahead of construction in April, lays right where crews plan to make a subgrade cut and widen the road to 36 feet. “My job is to make Madison help you guys get your job done better,” Tomczyk pledged. IGE says they’re working with the utility to get the line moved before it gets to the point of seeking compensation.? Instead, a very rainy spring and summer has been the bigger challenge, pushing IGE and its subs about two weeks behind schedule. The project replaces the aging asphalt along a 1.25-mile stretch into and out of downtown Wausau, places new water and sewer lines, and adds a multi-use path. “I think the pedestrians will like (the new path) a lot better and it’s a good local project,” IGE Operations Manager Brandon Barden told WTBA.? “It’s bringing some new stuff to homeowners, wider turning radiuses, so traffic should move more freely.” Barden is a member of the WTBA of Tomorrow Council.? Members are working with WTBA’s Director of Government Affairs Elise Nelson to line up lawmaker project tours all across Wisconsin this summer. Tuesday’s visit gave IGE President Dan Weinkauf the chance to thank Tomczyk for his efforts on the utility bill and offer him and State Rep. Patrick Snyder (R-Schofield) some industry insights to ponder. “This particular project is so relevant for central Wisconsin, because you have Integrity here based right around the Wausau area, you’ve got subcontractors that are from central Wisconsin, so it really is a big impact for here, not only getting the road fixed but economically,” Snyder said. #bootsontheground #roadconstruction #wtbaoftomorrow

Absolutely fantastic to see State Senator Cory Tomczyk engaging directly with our work on Stewart Avenue in Wausau! His hands-on approach and commitment to supporting our industry are truly commendable. Special thanks to our dedicated IGE crews for showcasing the challenges and triumphs of this reconstruction project. Your hard work and resilience, especially through the weather setbacks, are the backbone of our success. Together, we're not just building roads; we're building a stronger community. #IntegrityGradingExcavating #CommunityBuilding #Infrastructure #Wausau #Wisconsin

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