Henning Construction

Boller Construction Company, founded in 1978, is a full-service general contracting company. It designs and undertakes construction projects for several communities, institutions, educational facilities and healthcare centers. The company specializes in in-house design, bid processing, contract execution, time management and project completion services. Boller Construction Company has a staff of trained and certified professionals that include staff engineers and project managers. It additionally offers construction management, quality control, consultation and customized design services. The company has undertaken projects for Victory Memorial Hospital Entrance, Oakton Community College, Grayslake Public Works, Consumers Credit Union and Northway Bank. Boller Construction Company is located in Waukegan, Ill.

Carl Reiche, Jr. established Reiche Construction in 1955 as a small carpentry firm based in Roselle Illinois. In 1975 the family-owned and operated firm incorporated with Carl as President, Bradley Reiche as Vice President ( now President ), and Barbara Reiche as Secretary. Today, Reiche Construction, Inc is a full service general contracting firm offering project management, design/build services, and land development. Over the years Reiche has built both industrial and residential projects, but now focuses on industrial construction.Prior to establishing Reiche, Carl worked with his uncle and father as a carpenter in Oak Park, working on several homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Carl retired in 1996, but continues to play an important advisory role within Reiche Construction.Bradley Reiche started working as a carpenter with his father, Carl, at age 18. With a Bachelor of Science degree from U.I.C., Bradley is the current President of Reiche Construction. He has over 30 years of experience.Adam Reiche, Brad's brother, also started working as a carpenter at age 18. Today Adam is the Vice President of Reiche Construction and offers 20 years of industry experience. Adam is often a client's primary point of contact.