About Kelley Construction
Kelley Construction has been providing quality construction services in Northeast Kansas for over a decade. We were incorporated in February 1992 as Kelley and Dahlstrom Construction Company. The name was changed to Kelley Construction in 1998. Company president, Kevin Kelley, has over 23 years experience as a constructor in Topeka. A qualified field and office staff has helped us build a reputation for quality and integrity.
Kelley Construction completes projects of various scopes and sizes of up to $3 million. Previous clients have included universities and colleges, public school districts, hospitals, railroads, water treatment facilities, law enforcement agencies, zoos, churches, and a wide range of commercial enterprises. Approximately 60 percent of our business is competitive bid and 40 percent is negotiated work.
While our primary goal is to satisfy the customer, we are extremely proud
of the numerous awards that Kelley Construction has earned. Among them are
the prestigious Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Kansas Judges Choice
Award, which we have received two of the nine years the award has been
presented (1997 - Black Bear Woods; 2005 - Great Overland Station, Phase 2).
We have also received awards for historical renovation at both the state and
national levels from the American Public Works Association. The recognition
we are perhaps most proud of is the safety award we have received from AGC
of Kansas every year we have been in business. Improved safety has resulted
in lower insurance rates which are passed onto the customer.
We believe that the success of our company depends on our workers. The
employees of Kelley Construction observe the following Guiding
Principles.
Every employee will strive to:
- Provide leadership on the job, in the office, in the community
- Treat others as you wish to be treated
- Think ahead and be prepared
- Be flexible
- Promote teamwork
- Treat everyone in a fair and consistent manner
- Improve through continued education
- Be safe... it is a right and a responsibility
- Stay involved in the company's improvement process
- Remember that the success of the company is directly tied to the efforts of its employees, and that opportunities for employees are directly tied to the success of the company
- Serve the customer by adopting a "what may I do for you" attitude
- Draw from the experience of others and learn from mistakes
We look forward to continued growth and success and to the opportunity to work with new clients.