MIXING TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY In 2022, Ryan Smith of Columbus-based RAP Management met with the Ohio Department of...

The project involves the rehabilitation of a 10-mile length of pavement along the I- 675 corridor. Jurgensen...

Ospreys will nest on many different types of structures as well as trees. These include buildings, cellular towers, utility poles, and (you guessed it!) construction equipment. This is how the John R. Jurgensen Co. first came to know these birds and developed a working/living relationship with them in hopes of aiding their recovery in the state.

Valley Asphalt recently hosted a high school teacher externship that proved to be very successful within our...

The National Asphalt Paving Association (NAPA) selects John R. Jurgensen Co. for multiple 2020 Quality in Construction Awards. Read more here!

An excerpt from the Pit & Quarry Business magazine’s article about MACC Tech.

I Build America delves into Jurgensen’s focus on enriching the workforce and why they won’t stop anytime soon.

Blake goes over system initiatives implemented this past spring and how it provides Jurgensen’s customers a better timely experience.

Jim reflects on change within the company and discusses the potential for future improvements at Jurgensen.

An equipment operations manager, David, gives an update on the equipment preventative maintenance program.