President’s Message
As we wrap up the year, I want to take a moment to reflect on what we’ve accomplished together. This year’s progress came from hard work, teamwork, and a shared commitment to doing things the right way.
To our Clients – thank you for trusting MCC Construction. You didn’t just hire us to build projects; you trusted us to deliver results, solve problems, and protect your investment. We worked every day to earn that trust and treated every project as if it were our own.
To our Subcontractors and Suppliers – you played a critical role in our success. Strong projects are built on strong partnerships, and we appreciate the reliability, craftsmanship, and professionalism you brought to every job. When we won, we won together.
And to our Employees – this company runs on your effort. From the field to the office, you pushed through tight schedules, changing conditions, and high expectations. You represented MCC Construction with pride, and that showed in the quality of our work and the respect we earned on every site.
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Q4 was when it all showed. Schedules got tight, the weather didn’t cooperate, and expectations didn’t let up. What I saw instead were crews staying focused, project teams communicating clearly, and people taking pride in doing solid work, even when no one was watching. That mattered. I’m proud of what we accomplished together and excited about where we’re headed. Let’s carry the same grit, accountability, and pride into the year ahead. I truly mean it when I say thank you. Merry Christmas, and best wishes for a Happy New Year to all. Chris Herschleb, President |
Featured Project: Jefferson Hills Condominiums
MCC broke ground on phase 1 of the Jefferson Hills Condominiums project in Jefferson, WI this October. This project will deliver much-needed housing units for families in growing Jefferson County.
Mike Peterson, Construction Superintendent
Mike Peterson has seen it all and helped build it along the way. With years of experience and unwavering commitment to MCC, Mike sets the bar high as a superintendent. He’s all business on the jobsite, but off the clock, he’s known for being a great time and an even better teammate.
What is a fun or surprising fact about you?
Played college hockey and won a National Championship at Bemidji State University.
If you weren’t doing your current job, what do you think you’d be doing instead?
Landscaping, mowing lawns, and plowing snow.
What is something on your bucket list?
Buying a restored Chevelle, already fixed up and ready for cruising.
What’s your go-to comfort food?
Loaded Nachos
How do you like to spend your time outside of work?
On the lake with our pontoon boat in the summer and dinners out on winter weekends.
Do you have hobbies, side projects, or passions?
Riding my E-Bike, and learning woodworking.
What is one thing that always puts you in a good mood?
Knowing my family is healthy, and my kids are on the right path to be successful in life.
What’s a small thing that brings you a lot of joy?
Making people laugh or smile, usually by joking with them.
What do you appreciate most about the people you work with?
Everyone is willing to work together, no egos, just nice people.
What’s one thing your coworkers might not know about you?
I’m not always grumpy, it’s just my facial expressions!
MCC’s Goodness Committee:
Christmas Party
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We celebrated our Annual Christmas Party at The Concourse Hotel, surrounded by great food and even better company. With several new hires joining us this year, the group was bigger than ever—which only added to the energy and fun of the evening. It was a wonderful chance to slow down, connect outside of work, and celebrate the growth and successes of our team over the past year. |
Welcome to MCC
Please join us in welcoming a new member to the MCC team!
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Mike Beale, Business Development Manager – Mike is working on connecting with new and existing clients of MCC to create lasting relationships.
We are excited to have Mike contribute to our mission!
Safety Corner:
MCC Keeps Projects Safely on Track during Winter Months
Keeping commercial construction projects moving during the cold weather months requires planning, flexibility, and a strong focus on safety and quality. Our team prepares for winter conditions by keeping a close eye on weather forecasts, protecting materials from freezing temperatures (i.e. concrete blankets), and ensuring equipment is properly maintained for cold starts and reduced traction.
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Maintaining clear, well-lit work areas, managing snow and ice promptly, and creating flexibility by shifting focus to non-temperature-sensitive tasks can help prevent delays. With proactive planning and open communication, projects can continue to progress safely and efficiently throughout the winter season. |
