Salt Lake City: Livability in the 21st Century

Revenues continue to fluctuate, but continual efforts are
made to optimize profits. Despite nationwide financial
concerns, Paulsen Construction has experienced continued
small growth over the past five years. Hints of financial
recovery offer promise for the future. At present the company’s
customer base is a mix of private and public owners. It
plans to continue building on current relationships while
also looking to serve new industries.
Attuned to the environmental and conservation concerns
so vital to today’s business and to the welfare of generations
to come, Paulsen Construction addresses these in several
different ways. Among them is ownership of a CNG truck
that is used to make deliveries in the city and to pick up
supplies. The company also encourages the recycling of
construction demolition and waste materials, both on its
construction sites and in the company’s headquarters at
3075 South 230 West, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Throughout its history, Paulsen Construction has been an
active partner in a number of community and charitable
activities. These include restoration of the Historic Spring
City School; service on the board of ABC and on the Utah
Executive Residence Commission; as well as support of the
Utah Heritage Foundation, Utah Arts and the Traditional
Building Skills Institute at Snow College.
With expansion of seismic operations and historical
restoration projects currently underway, the company is
also planning for the future. Expected highlights in the
years ahead are participation in the rural development
expected in Utah, plans for celebrating Paulsen
Construction’s centennial year, and the addition of a fifth
generation of family members as participants in the business.
More information about Paulsen Construction is available
on the Internet at www.paulsenconstruction.com, along with
numerous photographs of past projects.
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