Cranberry Before and After
Original Control Structure
Existing structure was deteriorating and not strong enough to allow heavy truck traffic to cross over it.
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New Control Structure
New structure was installed and built sturdy enough to allow the heavy truck traffic to cross it.
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Original Control Structure
Existing structure did not allow enough flow to pass through and not strong enough to allow heavy truck traffic to cross over it.
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New Control Structure
New structure was installed to allow more flow and sturdy enough to allow the heavy truck traffic to cross it.
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Original Structure
Existing dike washed out around original structure. The age of the original structure was not known and it was not strong enough to allow heavy truck traffic to cross.
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New Control Structure
New structure was constructed with more bays to allow easier stop log operations and was built sturdy enough to allow the heavy truck traffic to cross it.
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Concrete and Sheet Piling on Final Structure
The existing structure was removed and a new structure was created to allow water to be pumped both to the beds and away from the beds. Steel sheet piling was driven to prevent bank scour adjacent to the new structure.
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Demolition of Existing and Excavation for New Structure.
Owner wanted a new structure in place of original for better water control operations. In order to demolish the existing structure and install the new one, a steel sheet piling cofferdam was installed to allow construction below groundwater. Heavy equipment was used for the demolition of the original structure.
Dewatering Capabilities
Staab has expertise in dealing with groundwater in all types of soils. At this location we utilized our wellpoint system along with steel sheet piling to draw the groundwater low enough to allow the installation of a new water control structure.
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Modification to Existing Structure
A slide plate was installed on an existing structure to allow easier water control. Existing wing walls were raised and a concrete deck added to allow pump placement over channel.
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In addition, the company specializes in dams and other water control structures. Founded in 1984, the company has experienced steady growth by developing an expert workforce and embracing the right technology to meet each customer's expectations.
Most of Staab Construction's work is in municipal construction. "Open and competitive bidding is the foundation of any suitable public construction delivery system," says Aaron Staab, founder of Staab Construction Corporation. "Competitive bidding through the design/bid/build process provides the most objective means to select contractors fairly, while still protecting taxpayers."
Staab Construction Corporation was founded in 1984 by Aaron Staab as a general contractor focusing on the construction of wastewater & water treatment facilities, water control structures and dams. Since inception, Staab Construction has grown from eight employees to approximately ninety-five employees generating over $32 million in annual revenue. While the majority of Staab Construction's projects have been in Wisconsin, the company routinely works in parts of Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan. In response to increased demand for work in the southern portion of Wisconsin, Staab Construction opened a branch office in the Madison area in 2002.

"Without a doubt, it is our employees. They have built this company into what it is today. Without them, we wouldn't have the excellent reputation we enjoy in our niche market of water and wastewater facility construction."
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