Mid-Continental Restoration Company, Inc.

Mother Nature has finally allowed our northern crews to get back at it. Josh Heisinger and crew have been busy restoring the exterior of St. Patrick’s church in O'Neill, Nebraska. Nice work, guys!

Career Opportunities! We do the training! 100% employee ownership provides for a great company culture and career opportunities. Check out our open positions at midcontinental.com/careers.

We are at the TAPPA - Texas Association of Physical Plant Administrators annual conference in Galveston this week. If you are in the area, stop by and see us at booth #53.

Yes, we do like to brag about our guys and the quality of their work. Not only are they laying up this beautiful limestone wall, but they are also pitching the stone faces onsite and installing the beaded joints. True craftsmen at work!

It's just better when you work with the best! We are always looking for the best in the business. Check out our current open positions at midcontinental.com/careers.

The commitment to high-level craftsmanship and delivering the best possible finished product to our customers is part of our mission statement. To achieve this goal, over 20 years ago, we recognized the importance of employing a highly trained workforce. Over time, this commitment evolved into a 20,000 square foot training facility located at our headquarters in Fort Scott, KS. Within this facility, our training program teaches our craftsmen the proper skills and techniques combined with classroom time to gain industry-specific technical knowledge. Learn more & check out our open positions at https://lnkd.in/gAey5sem.

Look at this amazing architecture near the top of the Liberty Memorial Tower in Kansas City. At nearly 265 feet above the surrounding terrain and almost 100 years old, there are four of these carvings known as the Guardian Spirits representing protectors of peace.

Mid-Continental Restoration is proud to have completed the restoration of the historic Armour Building in the heart of the Fort Worth Stockyards. Once a thriving meatpacking facility, this landmark now stands as a preserved piece of history, welcoming over 3 million visitors each year. Our team performed extensive masonry restoration, window modifications, and interior concrete work to ensure the building remains structurally sound while maintaining its historic charm. Despite the challenges of working in a high-traffic area, we delivered the project on time and under budget. Read the full project recap below.

Thanks to MCR Foreman, Cody Clayton, for these cool pics of Liberty Memorial Tower at the WWI Memorial in Kansas City. USA-MCR-MERICA! 🇺🇸

Matt Perez and crew are in the early phase of providing a facelift and some TLC to the Christy Building in Winfield Kansas. Cleaning stone with proper techniques is crucial to prevent surface damage and future deterioration. Nice work, Matt!