9916 County 41
Park Rapids, MN 56470 - Hubbard County
(218) 732-3097
About Long Construction:
Established in 1964, Long Construction is located at 9916 County 41 in Park Rapids, MN - Hubbard County and is a business listed in the categories Excavation Contractors, General Contractors & Building Contractors, Excavating Contractors, Sand & Gravel, General Contractors - Residential, Excavation Work, Contractors, General, Site Preparation Contractors, Builders & Contractors and Sand Gravel & Aggregate. After you do business with Long Construction, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Long Construction.
Categories: Excavation Contractors, General Contractors & Building Contractors, Excavating Contractors, Sand & Gravel, General Contractors - Residential, Excavation Work, Contractors, General, Site Preparation Contractors, Builders & Contractors and Sand Gravel & Aggregate
Year Started: 1964
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- Aggregates
- Backhoe
- Backhoe Work
- Basements
- Black Top
- Building Sites
- Cement
- Clearing
- Commercial
- Crushed Rocks
- Crushed Stone
- Custom Construction
- Dozer
- Earthwork
- Fill Dirt
- Fill Sand
- General Construction
- Grader Work
- Grading
- Home Additions
- Homebuilding
- Land Planning
- Lime
- Limerock
- Lot Development
- Masonry Sand
- Mixing
- Parking Areas
- Patio Stone
- Retaining walls
- Site Preparation
- Skid Loader Work
- Snow Plowing
- Snow Removal
- Stone
- Tanks
- Topsoil
- water lines
- Water Systems
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