News & Updates

John Hollenbach and Greg Oakley planned ahead when they developed Blankenbaker Station Business Park, creating an infrastructure that would earn companies multiple LEED points before they even broke ground. The business park is designed with green spaces, integrated bicycle paths, sustainable water run-off systems and undisturbed natural areas, said Oakley, co-managing partner of Hollenbach-Oakley LLC, […]

Kelley Construction, Inc. has been named one of the local area’s largest general contractors. This list is an annual exclusive ranking by Louisville Business First. Kelley Construction is honored to be recognized. Our commitment to exceed our client’s expectations by providing best in class services they can trust and count on remains our key motivation. […]

Kelley Construction was honored with two Awards of Excellence in Construction from the Associated Builders and Contractors, Indiana/Kentucky Chapter at the 2016 Merit Shop Awards Gala in September. Kelley Construction took first place in two categories. The Park Community Headquarters project was presented the Award of Excellence for the Commercial $10-25M projects, and The Parklands […]

Kelley Construction has been named Texas Roadhouse’s Vendor of the Year for 2015. This is the most prestigious award given by Texas Roadhouse. This is the second time that Kelley Construction has been acknowledged by Texas Roadhouse, previously receiving the Vendor Legendary Award in 2008 for “above and beyond” commitment and service on the national […]

Broad Run Park, the fourth and final park within The Parklands of Floyds Fork, officially opened Friday, April 15, 2016. This is a 600-acre park that Kelley Construction helped complete. The project includes walking trails, numerous outdoor activities, playgrounds and rental facilities. For more information on the events taking place at The Parklands of Floyds […]

Architect Bob Haffermann loves Louisville and says the city has an overwhelming wealth of talented and inspired home-grown businesses in the construction and building industry. “I’m very bullish on our building industry here in Louisville,” said Haffermann, principal in charge at K. Norman Berry Associates Architects PLLC, who credits the strength of the University of […]

In 2009 and 2010, in the midst of the recession, Kelley Construction Inc. spent $4 million to build its own office building, located on Lake Station Place off Plantside Drive. Many thought it was a questionable project for a construction company at a time when the construction business was way, way down. Joe Kelley admits […]

It’s been a busy year for construction in Louisville, and a number of projects will continue to provide construction jobs in the next few years. Some local industry leaders anticipate having ample work for the next five years or more. In Louisville and Jefferson County, the construction industry’s employment totaled 28,900 in May (the most […]