Kuhlman has supplied much of the ready-mixed concrete, brick, sewer/water materials, and concrete/masonry specialties used to construct Toledo and surrounding communities since 1901.
Tilt-up can be the sturdiest, most cost-effective way to build large warehouses and manufacturing facilities. Kuhlman and Rudolph/Libbe are longtime partners in tilt-up projects through Northwest Ohio.
For decades, Kuhlman and Jeep have played major roles in helping build and grow Toledo. When Jeep needed a new state-of-the-art vehicle assembly facility, Kuhlman was right there during construction.
Nearly four decades of bridges, sewer systems, underground utility lines, floor slabs, and basement walls throughout Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan owe the strength and stability of their foundations to K-Krete Controlled-Density Fill.
There’s no room for error when it comes to highway bridge construction. Top-quality, high-strength materials and artistry are essential.
When Bureau Concrete got its first major commercial job to install 240,000 square feet of concrete floor at the Meijer’s store in Maumee, Kuhlman Corporation provided technical support and high-quality concrete with special aggregate and steel-fiber reinforcing.
Think all concrete is gray, dull, and flat? You haven’t seen the permanently stamped, colored, and texturized projects John Metzinger installs at Everything Concrete.
Forty years ago, Kuhlman helped a fledgling customer launch an alternative construction method of pouring concrete into preset forms to create solid concrete basement walls.
When the Toledo Zoo needed manufactured rocks, natural-looking outdoor year-round pools, and large inside observation areas for its Arctic Adventure polar bear and seal compound, it turned to Kuhlman.
Brad Rittenhouse rallied the contractors he works with to support his Dunk Tank efforts, and they loved the idea of soaking him for charity.
