Midwest Contractors Inc.

Midwest Contractors Inc. Fiber to the Home
Underground Utilities
Plowing Cable
Buried Fiber Optic Cable Midwest Contractors, Inc.is currently owned by Bodie Cooper.

We are a family-oriented company that specializes in fiber optics telecommunications. We provide service to telephone cooperatives and independent telephone companies. We are located in Kansas and have done work all over the State of Kansas as well as many other states in the region. Midwest Contractors, Inc. takes prides in the workmanship, professionalism, and job completion we provide to our customers, and we look forward to serving the telecommunications needs of our clients in
the future.

We're Hiring đźš§Midwest Contractors is looking to add a couple good people to our crewRight now we have openings for: - Ba...
08/18/2026

We're Hiring đźš§

Midwest Contractors is looking to add a couple good people to our crew

Right now we have openings for:
- Backhoe Operator
- Construction Technician

If you like working outside, don't mind getting your hands dirty, and show up ready to work, you'd fit in well with us.

Experience is great, but the biggest thing we're looking for is someone dependable who is willing to learn and be part of the team 👍

If interested, you can apply here:
https://midwestcontractorsks.com/careers/

Feel free to message us with any questions đź“©

And if you know someone who might be a good fit, send them our way!

Opportunities For Careers With Midwest Contractors Apply Today CAREERS APPLICATION Careers Construction Technician We are looking for an individual to join our team as a Construction Technician. A Construction Technician is a member of a crew with skills in the construction & maintenance of undergro...

đźš§đźš§ BELOW THE SURFACE | Directional DrillingYou may see our crews and equipment working above ground, but a lot of the wo...
08/17/2026

đźš§đźš§ BELOW THE SURFACE | Directional Drilling

You may see our crews and equipment working above ground, but a lot of the work is actually happening below the surface.

Directional drilling allows us to install conduit underground with minimal disruption to the surface. Instead of digging an open trench from point A to point B, a directional drill creates an underground path that allows conduit to be pulled through.

This method helps us cross beneath roads, driveways, sidewalks, and other areas while keeping surface disturbance to a minimum.

There's a lot more happening underground than what you can see from the road!

Below the Surface - giving you a closer look at the work behind installing fiber.

🚧🚧 INTRODUCING: BELOW THE SURFACEWe’re kicking off a new series here at Midwest Contractors! There’s a lot that goes int...
08/11/2026

đźš§đźš§ INTRODUCING: BELOW THE SURFACE

We’re kicking off a new series here at Midwest Contractors!

There’s a lot that goes into underground utility construction that most people never see – or may simply have questions about. Below the Surface will give you a closer look at what our crews do, why we do it, and some of the things you may see while we’re working in your community.

And what better place to start than with one of the questions our crews hear most often….
“Why are you working in my yard?”

đź’ˇ Know the ROW

So, why are we in “your yard?” That strip of grass may look like part of your yard – and you may mow and maintain it – but a portion of it may fall within the city’s public right-of-way.

Public right-of-way areas are designated spaces where authorized utility work can legally take place – often including portions of your yard. These areas allow essential infrastructure like electric, water, gas, and communication lines to be installed and maintained.

We know having construction around your home can be inconvenient – and we understand why seeing crews and equipment in your yard can raise questions. Our crews work within the designated route, navigate around existing utilities, and do their best to minimize disruption along the way.

And when the work is done? Areas disturbed by our construction are restored as the project progresses.

Stay tuned for more Below the Surface, where we’ll answer common questions and share a little more about what goes into the work happening underground ❗️

04/30/2026

taking advantage of the weather today after a couple days of much needed rain. The guys are getting after it! đź’Ş

04/09/2026

🚧 We’re hiring! 🚧

Midwest Contractors is looking to add a couple good people to our crew

Right now we’ve got openings for:
• Backhoe Operator
• Construction Technician

If you like working outside, don’t mind getting your hands dirty, and show up ready to work, you’d fit in well with us.

Experience is great, but the biggest thing we’re looking for is someone dependable who’s willing to learn and be part of the team 👍

đź’Ľ Full-time work
đź’° Pay depends on experience

If you’re interested, you can apply here:
Backhoe Operator: https://www.indeed.com/job/backhoe-operator-802618405c8cceed
Construction Technician: https://www.indeed.com/job/construction-technician-bdaccb4a214197fa

đź“© Feel free to message us with any questions.

And if you know someone who might be a good fit, send them our way!

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112 S.
Norton, KS
67654

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