From an experienced team

Municipal Construction

Trust our team to build and beautify our local communities.

Building a better tomorrow, brick by brick.

We’re passionate about building better communities throughout Eastern Kansas. If you need municipal construction services such as utility improvements, concrete paving, general construction, or emergency repairs made, give us a call. We’ll be there every step of the way.

We’re local

Koehn employees are passionate about beautifying their local communities. With employees living in a dozen communities surrounding Fredonia, Kansas, we can truly feel like “locals” in every town we work in.

We take Pride in Our Work

We take immense pride in contributing to the growth and improvement of our local communities by providing the highest quality work.

We’re Close By When You Need Us

As locals, we can respond quickly to emergencies during construction or after completion.

Featured Project

Scale:

15000 sq.ft.

Approach:

Design-bid-build

Implementation:

Renovation of existing structure; new construction

Anderson Building

Construction Type: Pre-engineered metal building; conventional construction

Special Features: Interior: Epoxy floor treatment | Exterior: Architectural cedar rain screen, specified by architect

The Anderson Building on the Lyon County fairgrounds required extensive remodeling and new construction, with careful attention to the legacy of an important community building.

Expanding the original 13,200-square-foot structure with 1,800 square feet of new construction in time for county fair events required large-scale transformation on a tight timeline. Working closely with Lyon County fair board members and the design group, the Koehn Construction team was attentive to the preservation of the original structure and the integration of new finishes. Koehn delivered cohesive updates that united stakeholders and offered a contemporary gathering place for the community.

They were as much a part of this community at this time as anyone who lived here. They really took ownership of the work as if they were building for their own use, or in their own community.

Sam Seeley

Project Coordinator, Lyon County Anderson Building