Stallbaumer Contracting

07/25/2026

06/18/2026

We will be starting demo on Browning Avenue, between Claflin and Dickens on Monday, June 22.
You can follow construction progress via this live link. https://app.smartsheet.com/b/publish?EQBCT=20eff92ad13d4e6f9bcc750d977a7a5d.
At the top left hand side, you will see a blue paperclip, by clicking that you will see a phasing plan for this work. We will try to ensure that these remain updated, and will be in constant communication with local residents and businesses. Thank you all for your patience as we try to maximize use of the summer months to help improve Manhattan.

05/21/2026

Proud to be part of this one with Crossland Construction.

03/26/2026

Phase 1 on each street will start with removal and replacement of each Cul de Sac. Phase 2 and 3 will be each side of the street from the Cul de Sac to Miller Parkway. Traffic will be restricted to "Yield to Oncoming Traffic." Temporary driveway access will be provided for as long as possible. We will do everything in our power to expedite the process and limit disruptions as much as possible. Thank you all!

02/25/2026

Interior placement at Commerce Bank to start the day.

01/23/2026

To celebrate the last decent weather day for a few weeks, one of our crews threw down this beautiful patio at the new

01/20/2026

We are excited to become members of The American Sports Builders Association! We look forward to the opportunity to network with sports builders across the country who are focused on innovation and advancement of the industry through multiple avenues. As our company continues to grow the sports construction side, this partnership will provide our employees with critical training and information to ensure that each surface we install meets or exceeds industry standards.
Thanks to the ASBA for the opportunity!

ASBA welcomes new Builder member Stallbaumer Contracting!

11/08/2025

Hays Tennis Progress

11/08/2025

That's a Wrap! (Until Spring)
We recently finished the repair and resurfacing of the existing tennis courts at Hays High School. We have completed the concrete and fencing work on the 4 post tension courts that were added late this summer, unfortunately mother nature caught up to us! The court topping materials require and ambient and substrate temperature of above 50 degrees. We will wait until the weather cooperates better and make sure the new courts are ready for the Indians to pursue their 3rd consecutive conference title next year!