SkyPlex Trucking, LLC, operating as SkyPlex Construction, is a distinguished company based in Natchitoches, Louisiana, specializing in infrastructure construction services. The company prides itself on its comprehensive expertise in site preparation, which encompasses a wide array of services including demolition, road construction, subsurface and drainage solutions, excavation, embankment, erosion control, as well as debris removal and site clearing. With a commitment to delivering cost-effective solutions, SkyPlex Construction has built a strong reputation for quality work and reliability, encapsulated in their tagline "Building Trust with Quality Work."
SkyPlex Construction holds several important certifications that affirm its qualifications and dedication to excellence. The company is certified under the Department of Transportation's Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program and the Small Business Administration's HUBZone program, highlighting its standing as a recognized 8a small business enterprise. This positioning enables SkyPlex to engage effectively with various governmental and commercial projects, fostering opportunities for collaboration with engineers and designers as both a prime contractor and subcontractor.
The company's portfolio reflects a robust history of successful construction projects, including the rehabilitation of military runways, the construction of levees for landfill sites, and comprehensive site preparations for electrical substations and educational institutions. Notably, SkyPlex has tackled urgent issues such as clearing hurricane and tornado debris, as well as installing critical drainage systems to mitigate flooding in vulnerable areas. With a focus on seamless communication and meticulous project management, SkyPlex Construction ensures that every client receives a thorough and satisfying experience from start to finish. As it continues to innovate and expand its offerings, SkyPlex's commitment to quality and community service remains at the forefront of its operations.
