Contractor Overcomes Construction Challenges to Help Displaced Homeowners
Mike Porcaro | CONEXPO-CON/AGG
To better quality of life to residents of the Front Range, several contractors including, Gerrard Excavating, were hired by Larimer County to repair local roads. Gerrard worked on CR47, a county route wiped out after the south fork of the Little Thompson River flooded displacing 200 area homeowners.
High Park Fire Victims Get a Bridge to Brighter Days
Pamela Dickman | Loveland Reporter-Herald
Loveland-based Gerrard Excavating donated $75,000 worth of supplies and labor to help Rist Canyon residents.
Contractor Donations of Equipment and Labor Support Community
Mike Porcaro | CONEXPO-CON/AGG
In 2012, the company donated about $75,000 in machinery and labor to help the community of Whale Rock build a new bridge that was destroyed during a wild fire.
4 Flood-Hit Roads Reopen in Larimer County
Alex Burness | Loveland Reporter-Herald
LOVELAND—Larimer County's Engineering Department took another step toward restoring normalcy, announcing Friday the full-time reopening of four previously flood-devastated roadways.
Contractor's Stewardship Betters Quality of Life on Colorado's Northern Front Range
Mike Porcaro | CONEXPO-CON/AGG
Contractor to be honored at international CONEXPO-CON/AGG equipment exposition for making a significant difference for the community’s quality of life.
Historic Engineering Landmark Compromised
Mike Porcaro | CONEXPO-CON/AGG
Affecting an area estimated to be 4,500 square miles, the Colorado Office of Emergency Management estimated that more than 1,500 homes were destroyed with 17,000 damaged. Thirty state-maintained bridges fell with 20 others rendered deficient.
As they have proven many times before in these types of situations, Gerrard Excavating excels under pressure.
Last of Big Dam Repairs to Be Completed
Saja Hindi | Loveland Reporter-Herald
Crews are putting the finishing touches on repairs to the Nelson Big Dam and expect to have them completed in the next few weeks.
