Masterwork Construction LLC

We hope everyone is staying safe during this monumental rainfall 🌩️ Please reach out if you or someone you know needs 🌊 dewatering 🌊 services! We have pumps and generators ready to serve the community. We are just a text, phone call, or email away.

We anticipate our office phone to be blowing up over the next few days for different damage calls but we will be in touch with everyone as soon as possible ❤️

We're Hiring!

Come and join the Masterwork Team! We have multiple positions open for those that have a passion for earthmoving.

We operate year round 🌞🍁❄️💐 (aside from these darn deep freezes🥶) Offer highly competitive pay 💸 And we add new benefits every year as the company grows 📈 We are a family and work as a team 💪

Give us a holler! We'd love to chat with you.

Operators- https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/trd/d/mequon-hiring-heavy-equipment-operators/7819873993.html

Foremen - https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/trd/d/mequon-earthwork-foreman-wanted/7819880895.html

Laborers - https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/trd/d/mequon-earthwork-laborer-wanted/7819883255.html

Earthwork Laborer Wanted - skilled trades / artisan - job employment - craigslist Masterwork Construction LLC is actively hiring more laborers as we celebrate our 10 year anniversary! Founded in 2015, we are an earthwork firm specializing in excavation, grading, storm sewer and...

Photos 📷 from the new 💯 Scooters Coffee ☕on highway 60 in Hartford 💕. This was a fast ⏩ one, we only finished 🏁digging 👷 the footing 👢right before Christmas 🎄. Monday 📆 is the grand opening and to celebrate 🎉they are giving out free 🆓 coffee ☕, if you get some free coffee, thank🤝 Hart Family Coffee! If you drink it under a dry roof🏫, thank 🤝 Bayland Buildings, Inc., if you drive there and your car 🚗doesn't get stuck you can thank 🤝 the Masterwork operators 👷👷‍♂️👷‍♀️as per usual 💃Ben Burch Chris Volkert Mitchell Maxwell Andrew Cuccaro

Excavated the foundation for the new Scooters coffee in Hartford today. There was 12"-16" of frost in the ground. It took about 3 hours to rip the frost, about hour and a half to dig the foundation. Already poured, curing as I type this post. Credit always goes to the Masterwork guys. Whatever it takes.