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Midwest Mole Shop Capabilities
There isn’t a “typical” day in Midwest Mole’s shop. There’s always a lot going on, and everything can change at a moment’s notice. We have to remain fluid. The most common tasks we have in our shop are performing scheduled maintenance, along with fixing hydraulic and electrical systems. That said, we take care of some […]Read More
Fitness & Health at Midwest Mole
When walking through the Midwest Mole office, you might find it surprising when you come across our on-premise fitness center. We have an expansive selection of weight lifting equipment, as well as several options for cardio machines and stretching space. Physical health is a major component of our organizational values. For our crews to do […]Read More
Why Go Trenchless?
Are you planning an underground utility or drainage project? One of the first significant decisions to make is whether open cut or trenchless is the best option. Often enough, external conditions decide for you. Due to existing infrastructure that may be above where the new installation needs to go, there may not be enough room […]Read More
The Importance of Safety at Midwest Mole
In any construction field, safety is of the utmost importance, and that’s even more true for a trenchless tunneling company like Midwest Mole. If you’re going to spend the majority of your workday underground, you need to know that the tunnel you’re working in is safe, and that your co-workers have all the knowledge and […]Read More
Who Fits the Midwest Mole Mold?
We readily admit that the work we do at Midwest Mole is not for everyone. Our work is challenging, and it goes without saying that you’ll likely get more than just your hands dirty. But at the same time, we believe that work should be rewarding and enjoyable, instead of being something you dread when […]Read More
Opportunity Knocks, Midwest Mole Answers ― One Wild Weekend in the Nation’s Capitol
In our industry, you never know when you’ll meet a new client, or forge a valuable new relationship. Several years ago, we were at a trade organization convention in Phoenix, Arizona, and a contractor stopped by our booth to see if we could provide a pricing quote for a large project in Washington, D.C. We […]Read More