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Spring is finally here–and you may see more orange cones on your daily commute. This week is National Work Zone Awareness Week. It is everyone’s responsibility to drive, bike, and walk safely in work zones! When driving through a work zone, you can help make sure everyone gets home by paying attention and slowing down. […]

Unleash the power of pets! Playing with your pet has been shown to raise levels of the feel-good brain chemicals oxytocin and dopamine, creating positive feelings and bonding for both you and your pet. Whether it’s indoors or outside on a walk, you’ll be exercising without even realizing it! Increasing healthy habits will help you

Tomorrow, April 3rd, is National Walking Day and groups of people from our KL offices will be joining others nationwide in the American Heart Association’s #NationalWalkingDay by taking a 15-minute stroll around the neighborhood. Getting into this healthy habit will help you #MoveMore. It’s good for your heart and your soul. Won’t you join us?

Scott Cramer is on the ballot for the ACEC Wisconsin 2024-2025 Board of Directors election. As the Chief Operating Officer, Scott leads KL with deeply rooted integrity balanced with a drive to have fun. He is a natural born coach, keeping company initiatives on track, while holding true to KL’s core values. He brings over

Members of our KL Family helped their community last week. Nathan Rullman, Travis Goebel, Brian St. Vincent, Charlie Denu, Lance Williston, and Matt Regnier worked at the Habitat for Humanity build site in Oregon, WI. Two sets of twin homes are being built. They helped get some windows and soffit installed, scaffold built, and started

KL has been using Green Box composting services in our Madison office for the past year. During that time, we have diverted 636 pounds of food waste from the landfill! From a greenhouse gas equivalency standpoint, our composting efforts are equivalent to 4.2 urban tree seedlings grown for 10 years. These composting efforts are also

KL’s Karen Richardson, Bill Biesmann, Chad Halverson, and Brad Halvensleben volunteered at Bikes for Kids Wisconsin last week. This organization gives away over 2000 bikes each Spring! Our team had a great time helping clean and make minor mechanical adjustments to the bikes that have been donated. Bikes are still needed! Check out their website

KL’s Josh Wilber and Andrew Lobdell visited the Career Development class at Madison Area Technical College on 2/28. They provided first year students an idea of the variety of different work they can seek within the realm of Engineering Technology. Their presentation covered land surveying, drone capabilities, construction inspection and materials testing, Computer-Aided Design &

KL’s Samantha Herheim and Taylor Hopkins were guest judges at the NASA HUNCH competition on 2/28 at East Troy High School in Madison, WI. HUNCH is an amazing opportunity for high school students to develop their scientific and problem-solving skills while designing a solution to an actual problem that NASA is facing. Visit https://nasahunch.com/ to learn

Kelly Trac, Natalie McCraw, and Nathan Rullman volunteered at MATHCOUNTS, a middle school mathematics competition on February 10th. They helped administer and score the tests to determine the students who would advance to the State Competition. KL Engineering was happy to sponsor this rewarding event that helps sharpen problem-solving skills, build confidence, and encourage new

Today, we remember Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and his message of equality and understanding through service. We embody these principles in our work whenever possible.

We are grateful to work with our friends at Oak Bank. KL Engineering and Oak Bank have had a strong financial relationship for over 20 years. They have helped us navigate our ownership transition with great success. We are both growing businesses with a close-knit workforce and promote work-life balance. Check out this content from