Larson Contracting, a local general contracting company based in Lake Mills, IA, has been recognized and honored by Butler Manufacturing™ for achieving an impressive sales milestone of fifteen million dollars. Butler Manufacturing™, a division of BlueScope Buildings North America, Inc., is renowned worldwide for its expertise in developing and manufacturing metal building systems.

The prestigious award was presented to Larson Contracting at Butler’s 2011 national sales meeting by Dennis Hainley, the Midwest Regional General Manager, and Terry Blank, the Midwest Regional Sales Manager.

Larson Contracting has recently completed several noteworthy local projects utilizing Butler building components. These projects include Iowa Mold Tooling in Garner, IA; Forest City Public Works in Forest City, IA; Crop Production in Irvington, IA; and Plas-Tech Tooling in Garner, IA.

Established in 1977, Larson Contracting has been actively marketing and constructing Butler buildings since 1986. Currently, they are working on various ongoing local projects that incorporate Butler building components. These projects include Lou Rich in Albert Lea, MN; Stellar Industries in Garner, IA; Midwest Pipe Supply in Clear Lake, IA; Norby Green Country in Osage, IA; and West Central Co-op in Hamlin, IA.

With a global network of approximately 1,200 Butler Builders, Butler Manufacturing is a leading force in Systems Construction. Systems Construction solutions are widely applied to the majority of non-residential, low-rise buildings under 150,000 square feet in size. The advantages of Systems Construction over traditional methods are numerous, including faster construction time, lower costs, reduced maintenance expenses, and ease of expansion. Moreover, Systems Construction produces energy-efficient buildings that offer a greater return on investment.

Larson Contracting’s achievement and partnership with Butler Manufacturing™ exemplify their commitment to delivering high-quality construction solutions and contributing to the growth and development of their local community.