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Akers Construction Services, Inc is a team of dedicated professional, and experienced craftsmen, committed to building quality buildings and strong relationships with our clients through integrity, service, and careful attention to detail.


Our
goal is to understand the desire and needs of our clients so we can deliver the services they need to reach their goals using our construction and design expertise. We do so by giving our careful attention to each detail of the project, from conception to completion. We have developed a wide range of construction services, so we can work with a client in whatever way serves him or her best. And the integrity of our people sets us apart from others in the construction industry.

Akers Construction Services

Akers Construction Services

Since its inception in 1971 Akers Construction Services, Inc. has served the varied building and construction needs of corporations, non-profit and government agencies, schools, churches, and families throughout the Midwest by utilizing whichever construction method fits them best.

  General Contracting General Contracting
  Construction Construction Management
  Design Design Build
  Design Single Source Design/Bid/Build

 

Our clients can streamline the construction process by using our preconstruction services.

  Construction Services Master planning
  Construction Services Schematic design
  Construction and Design Preliminary design and estimating
  Construction Services Site plans
  Construction Construction drawings

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