Henry Carlson Construction Projects

After over a century of construction experience and history, Henry Carlson Construction projects are visible on most city blocks and in small towns throughout South Dakota and the Midwest.

From healthcare and manufacturing to commercial, retail, education and sports and recreation facilities, we proudly stand behind every one of our many completed construction projects. We look forward to building confidence and the future of our communities for generations to come.

Click the links above to learn more about our completed projects or better yet, call us at 605-336-2410.

Safety is a vital part of all our projects

Safety for workers and everyone else around is one of the most important aspects of any project. Henry Carlson takes a proactive approach from day one of the design process through completion.

Firstly, pre-planning/training meetings are held before each phase of work begins. This ensures that all personnel involved are trained in the operation, practices, methods and equipment that will be used. Furthermore, full documentation of the training is maintained. Enforcement policies are in place as a part of all subcontracts issued. Our superintendents perform daily safety inspections, while holding weekly safety meetings with all trades and hold monthly all-trades safety meetings to make sure everyone is functioning as a unit to identify concerns observed during project construction. In addition, our risk manager conducts walk-throughs and a copy of his report is forwarded to all subcontractors. These reports may be included in our monthly progress report to the owner.

Call us today at 605-336-2410 to learn more about our completed projects, or contact us HERE

"I have found Terry’s work ethic to be second to no one. He is extremely organized in his time management, courteous, and neat. Gifts that are not often found in others who share his occupation. My staff and myself knew exactly what was going on in each phase and was given ample time to prepare for the next phase."
Jo Tichota-Lee, Sanford Laboratories