We are your partner!

We won't start your project until we understand how you want it to end; it's the Michels difference. We have the experience, people, and equipment necessary to complete the most challenging projects. We have a commitment to understanding your goals and tailoring solutions that exceed them.

We provide a safe, comprehensive approach and a wide range of resources, including in-house fabrication shops to build custom solutions and equipment to meet your projects' demands.

Michels is an industry-leading utility contractor offering Pipeline Construction, Horizontal Directional Drilling, Transmission, Substation and Distribution Construction, Cured-in-Place Pipe, Direct Pipe, Fiber Optic Networks, Rail Plowing, Heavy Civil Work, Foundations, Tunneling, Paving, Dewatering, Custom Crushing and Road Building.

When you partner with Michels as your contractor, you get a shared vision of how to safely and successfully execute your project.

We share your vision by turning ideas into reality.

Learn more about our company and values.

These are big shoes to fill.

Careers at Michels

We offer flexible positions including full and part-time, internship, CO-OP, seasonal, union and non-union, just to name a few.

Join Our Team

POSITION	LOCATION
Cured-In-Place-Pipe Laborer	Salem, OR
Technical Proposal Coordinator	Milwaukee, WI-US
Automotive Body Shop Technician	Brownsville, WI Corporate Office
Sandblast Technician	Brownsville, WI Corporate Office
Quad Axle Driver	Brownsville, WI Corporate Office
Heavy Equipment Transport Driver	Brownsville, WI Corporate Office

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Michels Corporation in Action

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Michels celebrates 60th anniversary

Michels Corporation is celebrating its 60th anniversary by dedicating the year to the people, projects and values that have helped the company grow...

How Cured-in-Place Pipe works

Over time, pipes deteriorate and need to be repaired to prevent leakage and contamination. Commonly called CIPP in the industry, Cured-In-Place Pipe...