Home About Projects Services Pricing Contact Home » History History In 1920 Charles Zollinger began a business that has lasted through the generations to become an experienced company committed to quality and versatility. In 1922 Zollinger Construction landed it’s first successful bid to build the Madison County Courthouse. From there we have done construction jobs big and small. From site work to utility, and from public works to road repair we have the experience you need to get the job done right the first time. Through the years Zollinger Construction has been a veritable force in the construction world, making our presence known throughout the Southeast Idaho region. Call us Today! (208) 356-5516 Proudly Serving South East Idaho, Montana and Wyoming Our Services Include Specializing in Public Works Top Soil, Sand and Gravel Excavation Building Site Preparation Snow Removal General Contractor Commercial Hauling GPS Controlled Bulldozers Full Service General Contractor Residential and Commercial Recent Projects 65th South Lift Station Rexburg Temple Work Canyon Creek Bridge Rexburg Water Treatment Plant First Driggs Courthouse Copyright © 2013 Zollinger Construction | Barton Consulting

Home About Projects Services Pricing Contact Home » Services Services Specializing in: Public Works Top Soil, Sand and Gravel Excavation Building Site Preparation Snow Removal General Contractor Commercial Hauling GPS Controlled Bulldozers Full Service General Contractor Residential and Commercial Call us Today! (208) 356-5516 Proudly Serving South East Idaho, Montana and Wyoming Our Services Include Specializing in Public Works Top Soil, Sand and Gravel Excavation Building Site Preparation Snow Removal General Contractor Commercial Hauling GPS Controlled Bulldozers Full Service General Contractor Residential and Commercial Recent Projects 65th South Lift Station Rexburg Temple Work Canyon Creek Bridge Rexburg Water Treatment Plant First Driggs Courthouse Copyright © 2013 Zollinger Construction | Barton Consulting