Tezak Heavy Equipment

We recently completed a project for the Four Mile Ranch Land Development Company.  Canon City and Fremont County are a beautiful place surrounded by mountains and foothills, thus, we are seeing a boom in residential and commercial construction.  This new development is east of Canon City, located to the north of Highway 50.  For this phase of the development, we completed the overlot grading, and installed sewer and water utilities.  We are excited about this development in our community, which will soon boast a public golf course.

This current project is being completed for Hammers Construction and the Central Marksheffel Metropolitan District. This commercial development is located on the east side of Colorado Springs, at the intersection of State Highway 24 and Marksheffel Road. This project has involved clearing and grubbing and overlot grading. We acquired a new GPS System which loads directly on a Grader which allows us to most accurately grade an area to within .02 ft.

Tezak Heavy Equipment Co., Inc. is a strong supporter for local projects in our community.  When the Florence School District RE-2 finally moved forward with their plans for a new high school, things quickly fell into place.  The chosen location, north of the city of Florence, has plenty of room for growth and expansion for the coming years.  This multi-phase project has required many contractors and subcontractors work coordinate and schedule together.  We were pleased to be a part of this project in several phases.  We installed a new 2 Million Gallon Water Tank as well as completing the overlot grading for the school grounds.

We have completed many jobs working with Colorado Department of Transportation. This project involved improving the highway by adding and widening State Highway 115 in Fremont County. This project was completed in early November 2005.

We improved the trails at Cottonwood Trail, Colorado Springs, for the City of Colorado Springs.

This project at the intersection of Curtis Road and Garrett Road involved Road Improvements and Lane Widening. This made the intersection safer.

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Our long and successful relationship with CDOT continued with the Highway 115 Project at Little Fountain Creek, El Paso County. This project lasted over 2 years and was nearly $4 million. We were nominated and received the 2004 Project Management Award for Region 2.