Infrastructure Contractors in Wisconsin

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Hernco

Indianapolis, IN • Mobile, AL • Nashville, TN • New York, NY • Alabama • Arkansas • Florida • Georgia • Illinois • Indiana • Iowa • Kansas • Kentucky • Louisiana • Michigan • Minnesota • Mississippi • Missouri • Nebraska • New Jersey • North Carolina • Ohio • Oklahoma • Pennsylvania • South Carolina • Tennessee • Texas • Virginia • West Virginia • Wisconsin
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Commercial, Healthcare, Industrial and Energy, Infrastructure, Institutional, Residential
Acoustic Ceilings, Audio Video Communications, Carpeting, Ceilings, Ceramic Tiling, Commissioning, Communications, Concrete, Concrete Finishing, Construction Scheduling, Curbs and Gutters, Curbs Gutters Sidewalks and Driveways, Data and Voice Communications, Decking, Demolition, Door Hardware, Doors and Frames, Fiber Cement Siding, Final Cleaning, Finish Carpentry, Fire Detection and Alarm, Firestopping, Flooring, General Construction Management, Grouting, Gypsum Board, Gypsum Plastering, Interior Design, Job Site Data Collection and Reporting, Masonry, Metal Doors and Frames, Painting, Painting and Coatings, Plaster and Gypsum Board, Plaster and Gypsum Board Assemblies, Project Management, Project Management and Coordination, Rough Carpentry, Selective Building Interior Demolition, Sidewalks, Thermal Insulation, Tile, Unit Masonry, Wall Coverings, Wall Finishes, Wood Framing
Hernco is a Multi-Trade Contractor with 100+ years of experience in the Commercial and Residential Construction Industry. Iron Valor Construction is a certified Service-Disabled Veteran Owned and Ohio Veteran Owned Business.
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Construction MediCamp LLC

Alabama • Alaska • Arizona • Arkansas • California • Colorado • Connecticut • Delaware • Florida • Georgia • Hawaii • Idaho • Illinois • Indiana • Iowa • Kansas • Kentucky • Louisiana • Maine • Maryland • Massachusetts • Michigan • Minnesota • Mississippi • Missouri • Montana • Nebraska • Nevada • New Hampshire • New Jersey • New Mexico • New York • North Carolina • North Dakota • Ohio • Oklahoma • Oregon • Pennsylvania • Rhode Island • South Carolina • South Dakota • Tennessee • Texas • Utah • Vermont • Virginia • Washington • West Virginia • Wisconsin • Wyoming
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Construction MediCamp is a nationwide medical management group that specializes in providing fully staffed, temporary job site medical clinics to energy and construction related companies to oversee any and all minor medical injuries and illnesses. CDL exams, prescription refills, FIT testing, general wellness, screening & testing and more are also provided. Our model avoids unnecessary treatment & medication that is often dispensed at a commercial facility (automatic recordables). We offer site medical services, occupational medics, construction paramedic. CMC clinics work for you to manage your medical costs, drive down your TRIR, worker’s compensation claims, EMR, and minimize employee lost time. We partner with our clients to create record setting health and safety results while creating healthier and safer workforces.
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ELA LIGHTING

Boston, MA • New Orleans, LA • Orem, UT • Washington, DC • Alabama • Arizona • Arkansas • California • Colorado • Florida • Georgia • Hawaii • Idaho • Illinois • Indiana • Iowa • Kentucky • Louisiana • Minnesota • Mississippi • Missouri • Montana • Nebraska • Nevada • New Jersey • New Mexico • New York • North Carolina • North Dakota • Ohio • Oklahoma • Oregon • Pennsylvania • South Carolina • South Dakota • Tennessee • Texas • Utah • Washington • Wisconsin • Wyoming
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Commercial, Industrial and Energy, Infrastructure, Institutional, Residential
Amusement Park Structures and Equipment, Art, Cast Polymer Fabrications, Decorative Finishing, Decorative Metal Fences and Gates, Design and Engineering, Electrical, Informational Kiosks, Manufactured Site Specialties, Metal Fabrications, Metal Faced Panels, Metals, Project Management and Coordination, Signage, Visual Display Units
A Legacy of Craftsmanship and Innovation in Lighting. Environmental Lighting for Architecture, Inc. (ELA) traces its roots back to 1929, when a group of skilled craftsmen founded the Hollywood Lighting Fixture Company (HLFC). Known for creating high-end decorative lighting for film sets, HLFC quickly gained recognition among Hollywood's elite—including directors like Alfred Hitchcock—and became the go-to source for stunning, custom fixtures used in motion pictures. ​ This reputation for excellence soon extended beyond the silver screen. Architects and designers throughout Southern California sought HLFC’s artistry, especially as the demand for sophisticated, European-inspired custom commercial lighting grew. By the 1950s, HLFC had expanded into the hospitality sector, contributing elegant lighting solutions to the booming hotel scene in Las Vegas. To better reflect its growing scope, the company rebranded as Custom and Architectural Lighting (CAL). CAL continued to deliver innovative lighting to luxury hotels while also restoring historic properties, including landmark government buildings and state capitols. ​ In the late 1970s, CAL partnered with Environmental Lighting for Architecture, Inc., a boutique outdoor lighting manufacturer known for its quality and design. The collaboration led to a full merger, and the combined company adopted the ELA name. Together, they expanded into residential outdoor lighting, while the custom division continued to influence new product lines with fresh design concepts and architectural integrity. ​ By 1982, ELA had relocated to City of Industry, California, and developed a network of high-end lighting showrooms nationwide. This move positioned the company for rapid growth and greater market reach. ​ To meet rising demand for aluminum castings, ELA established its own foundry, Fundidora Cal, in Tijuana, Mexico, in 1990. With weekly aluminum shipments from the U.S. and stringent quality controls, this vertical integration allowed ELA to maintain consistent production schedules and exceptional craftsmanship. ​ In 2022, ELA moved to a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Corona, California, marking a new chapter in its ongoing commitment to quality, flexibility, and innovation. ​ Today, ELA continues to offer the same attention to detail, distinctive designs, and legendary service that first made it a Hollywood favorite nearly a century ago. With advanced custom capabilities, ELA is equipped to meet the complex needs of modern commercial, hospitality, and residential projects—one fixture at a time. ​

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How many Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin are on the Procore Construction Network?

There are currently 3,337 Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin on the Procore Construction Network.

How can I find and connect with Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin?

The Procore Construction Network allows you to search for Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin that meet your business needs. Most companies provide a phone number or website on their business page so you can easily connect with them.

How can Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin join the Procore Construction Network?

The Procore Construction Network is free and open to any businesses in the construction industry. Click Sign Up at the top of this page to submit your information and create your business page.

How do I know what areas Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin cover?

Most businesses listed on the Procore Construction Network have updated their service area. Select a business to view a service area map and find what other areas they work in.

How do I invite Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin on the Procore Construction Network to bid on projects?

The Procore platform offers a Bidding tool to Procore customers. If your company uses our Bidding solution, you can search and invite businesses on the Procore Construction Network directly from the Bidding tool. Not yet using Procore? Request a demo.

How many Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin are on the Procore Construction Network?

There are currently 3,337 Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin on the Procore Construction Network.

How can I find and connect with Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin?

The Procore Construction Network allows you to search for Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin that meet your business needs. Most companies provide a phone number or website on their business page so you can easily connect with them.

How can Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin join the Procore Construction Network?

The Procore Construction Network is free and open to any businesses in the construction industry. Click Sign Up at the top of this page to submit your information and create your business page.

How do I know what areas Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin cover?

Most businesses listed on the Procore Construction Network have updated their service area. Select a business to view a service area map and find what other areas they work in.

How do I invite Infrastructure contractors in Wisconsin on the Procore Construction Network to bid on projects?

The Procore platform offers a Bidding tool to Procore customers. If your company uses our Bidding solution, you can search and invite businesses on the Procore Construction Network directly from the Bidding tool. Not yet using Procore? Request a demo.