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Written by Hoffman Construction
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 Making The Good Earth Great.
If we could only have one national treasure, it would be the ground we walk on. When we want action, we hit the ground running. When we refer to the solid character of a person, they're well-grounded. When we leave nothing to chance and desire to be thorough, we work from the ground up. When we are passionate about someone, we worship the ground they walk on. And when we're passionate about a belief, we stand our ground. Of course, the list goes on, but the point is the very earth we live on must be treasured.
At Hoffman Construction, we move the earth. We shape it, form it, make it solid and make it safe so that our economy moves forward. We move dirt, and a lot of it, so that the engines of commerce can travel down our roadways, so that neighborhoods can be built, industrial parks constructed, and large retailers can bring their products to market. Yes, we make the good earth great - and for that reason alone - you'll see a passion in our efforts that's second to none. |
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Written by Molly Long
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Hoffman was awarded the 2007 Excellence in Grading Award for the Dyckesville project of Highway 57 in Door County. Frank Laufenberg was HCC's project supervisor with Dan Segerstrom of WisDOT the project manager and Barry Paye and Eric Gwidt of WisDOT the project leaders. |
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Written by Banner Journal
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"Peter J. Hoffman Murdered"
Peter J. Hoffman was the founder and first generation of Hoffman Construction. He is Duane's father, and Peter and David's grandfather. This article was published on July 25, 1927 in the Banner Journal of Black River Falls, WI. |
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Written by Banner Journal
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Published October 9, 1929 in the Banner Journal of Black River Falls, WI
The stone referred to below has been removed from the river bed, and will be placed on Highway 54 in memory of the late P. J. Hoffman who came to his death while engaged in construction of that road. |
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Written by Banner Journal
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This was published on July 23, 1941 in the Banner Journal of Black River Falls, WI |
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Written by Banner Journal
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Published on March 24, 1982 in the Banner Journal of Black River Falls, WI
The Hoffman Memorial Road Side Park on State Highway 54 south of Black River Falls will become the property of the Boy Scouts of America following a resolution by the Jackson County Board of Supervisors.
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