Garney Construction

We have a new look, but the people and principles that define Garney are as strong as ever. For decades, clients and communities have relied on Garney to deliver excellence—safely and consistently across every market, every project, every time. That commitment remains unchanged. This is about more than a fresh look. It’s a reflection of who we are today and the future we’re building together. We’re proud of our roots, powered by our people, and driven by a vision that looks beyond today. Learn more: https://loom.ly/GQJN0hE #Garney #Construction #ConstructionIndustry #Infrastructure #WaterInfrastructure #EmployeeOwned

When excellence is the standard, it starts with giving our people the tools and support they need from the very beginning. New employees finished another Garney-Go! session today at our Kansas City headquarters, where they learned about our company, connected with leadership, and built relationships with teammates from across the country. Garney-Go! is more than an introduction to what we do. It’s about understanding why we do it and how every employee helps carry our mission forward.

Hard work on full display in Huntsville, Alabama. In just one shift, this crew installed 5,700 linear feet of 30-inch HDPE pipe near Huntsville International Airport. Their dedication and teamwork are keeping the I-565 Force Main Relocation project moving strong for the City of Huntsville!

Another successful quarterly shutdown. Crews near our KC headquarters got hands-on in the Build Lab testing out the new simulator, training with Victaulic, and taking part in a bridge-building contest. Check out the winners and their bridge! They also stepped up for the community, packing 507 meals to be distributed by Harvesters—The Community Food Network.

Five crews. 34,000 linear feet of pipe. Zero incidents. We are proud of our team in Jacksonville, Florida, for staying focused and making sure everyone gets home safe. This segment is part of JEA’s Southside Integrated Pipe System (SIPS), created to meet future water supply needs. This project also includes the design and construction of new utilities and a water storage tank. Find out more about this project in the comments below!

Scott Phillips, Assoc. DBIA™, employee-owner at Garney and Water Collaborative Delivery Association Advocacy Committee Chair, has seen firsthand how bringing owners, engineers, and contractors together early can save money and speed up water and wastewater projects. From overcoming supply chain hurdles to making the most of new funding, collaborative delivery is helping communities get critical infrastructure in place faster. In the latest issue of Engineering News-Record, Scott shares why collaborative delivery works and how policy changes could open the door to even greater impact for the industry.

Two of our crews recently completed technical rescue training at the EBMUD plant in Oakland, California. This training gives them the skills and confidence to step in fast, keep each other safe, and get the job done when it matters most. With OSHA Safe + Sound Week taking place nationwide, it’s an important reminder that investing in training is one of the most effective ways to keep workers safe.

The North Water Reclamation Facility is growing to meet Parker, Colorado’s future needs. Garney will be leading Phase 1B for Parker Water & Sanitation District to expand capacity by 2.8 million gallons a day, bringing the total to 6.6 MGD. This is the next step in a long-term plan to support one of the Denver area’s fastest-growing communities, building on our upgrades from Phase 1A to deliver reliable treatment for decades to come.

Garney has once again been named one of the Best Places to Work by the Kansas City Business Journal! This recognition starts with our employee-owners, who live our values and strengthen our culture every day. Thank you for making Garney a great place to work.

August 11 is National 811 Day and a reminder to dig safely and protect what’s underground. At Garney, we use advanced tools like RODRADAR to detect utilities before we ever break ground. Fewer strikes mean safer sites and smoother work.