committed to quality since 1988
Decker Construction provides heavy highway, water main, bridges, and custom piling services throughout the Midwest.
What began in 1988 as one man with a backhoe and a two-ton truck has since grown into a full-fledged operation with an extensive self-performing fleet of highly trained & qualified contractors and specialty equipment.
Company Milestones
Maintaining a High Standard of Performance
Our workforce is our true asset.
A combination of commitment to safety, efficiency, and quality in addition to experienced knowledge of our company-owned equipment makes us the cream of the crop in the construction industry.
Through continued education and safety training, we maintain a qualified, reliable staff and low turnover in a family-friendly, drug-free work environment.
Our Certifications
Job done right. On time. On budget.
Here’s How
Self-Performing Crew
We self-perform a vast majority of our work by maintaining a well-rounded team of experienced and certified crew members. This grants us better control over scheduling to ensure timely project completion.
In-House Equipment
We own, operate and maintain our own specialty equipment. And with two full-time mechanics on staff, we’re able to ensure our machines and equipment are serviced and always running properly.
Emergency Response
We’re a highly mobile operation, equipped to haul all of our own equipment to and from job sites, allowing us to be highly responsive in emergency situations.
How Decker Gives Back
Community Initiatives
We love contributing in whatever way we can to local schools, programs and community initiatives. Especially when Chinooks are involved.
“We believe the children are our future” isn’t just a line in a Whitney Houston song, it‘s also a big part of our community initiative. That’s why many of our contributions include supporting the local schools’ cheerleading and athletic programs as well as an after-prom initiative designed to protect our kids from drinking and driving on prom night.
We’ve also donated our capabilities to the construction of the Little Mule Trail, a project resulting from the combined efforts of the Lathrop Garden Club and the Lathrop Elementary School.
