About Conco

WE BUILD TO LAST.

Established in 1975, Conco Construction has become one of the top 10 general contractors in Central Kansas. We moved to our 24-acre site on Ohio Street in 2015, which has given us room to grow and serve the deepest backlog in the history of our company.

We believe two things differentiate our firm: our development of people and our ability to self-perform work. From market-competitive wages to travel reimbursement to promoting physical and financial health, we’re invested in the success of our people.

Conco is also home of the Red White Blue Collar Careers, an initiative launched to address the skilled-trade labor shortage in South-Central Kansas. Our “Cool to be Blue” platform is synonymous with this initiative, as it puts a spotlight on the skilled craftsman, a central figure in our American dream to own, invest, build, and prosper. Our goal is to actively build awareness among high-school guidance counselors about the critical need for skilled-trade labor in tomorrow’s generation of workers.

Wichita’s commercial building maintenance experts

Conco introduced its Facility Performance Group in 2016, providing owners with a single point of contact for all of their building maintenance and upkeep needs.

Our ability to self-perform work is a significant advantage

Other contractors may claim to be self-perform experts, but for us, it’s more than just rhetoric; it’s who we are. Our ability to perform our own work allows for tighter control on budgets, more efficient schedules, and vastly improves the overall quality of a building. Conco has the in-house crews and equipment to self-perform:

  • Dirtwork
  • Concrete
  • Masonry
  • Steel erection
  • Form carpentry
  • Frame carpentry
  • Finish carpentry
  • Drywall
  • Pre-engineered steel systems

For the times we need to hire outside of our company, we’ve developed an extensive catalogue of suppliers and subcontractors in and around Wichita. Our experience with these companies allow us to pre-qualify vendors in advance of distributing bid packages.