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From Concept to Completion

Our experienced project managers are prepared to handle any project challenge, from plumbing systems and process piping to design and steel erection. They work with crews that are experts in their trades. As a hands-on company, our project managers and on-site superintendents are not in an office or job trailer; they are on the job site to address issues as they arise. With over 100 employees who are trained and experienced in almost every trade, Curry Construction is more than just a general contractor.

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Process Piping

Our experienced crews understand the safety measures required for food grade and process piping. We construct and install the various pipework needed to transfer any kind of industrial or manufacturing product. From natural gas and chemicals, to food and ingredients, we complete process piping for a multitude of clients in many industries.

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Latest News

Construction Safety Week – Dehydration

May 9, 2024

This Construction Safety Week, it’s essential to highlight the signs of dehydration heading into the summer season, since construction workers often toil in outdoor conditions and are susceptible to dehydration.

Curry to Add Chlorine & Ammonia System Addition to Mattoon Water Pump Station

February 6, 2020

The Mattoon City Council approved the hiring of Curry Construction to add all-new chlorine and ammonia feed systems to the city’s potable water pump station and ground storage tank located at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center in Mattoon.

Sewer System Project

City Preparing for Sewer System Project

August 26, 2019

The city is preparing to take the first step toward funding the construction of sewer lines that will connect to the new satellite facility on the north side of town.