Golf Course Construction

Although Sellenriek Grading Company, Inc. has developed a strong reputation over the years for high quality earth moving work, their golf course construction projects have earned them some of their greatest accolades. Sellenriek is responsible for all of the site work on every golf course construction project. From clearing, to heavy earthmoving, to final shaping, to drain tile work, to green and tee construction, Sellenriek serves as contractor from start to finish.

Because they have the expertise to perform so many phases of a project, there is rarely a need for subcontractors until the final stages of a project when the irrigation, seeding and sodding and cart path construction phases are ready to begin. With fewer individuals involved in the project, there is a continuity of communication and service, which can save the client aggravation as well as money. the Sellenrieks personally oversee each and every project through completion, which affords the client attention to detail that they expect and deserve.

Sellenriek Grading Company, Inc. takes pride in the fact that they do not take short cuts, especially when it comes to green, tee and bunker construction on a golf course. From the initial shaping and contouring to the final seeding or planting, there are definite steps, which must be taken to insure a quality product. Sellenriek pays particular attention to detail and scrutinizes each and every aspect of construction from the contouring, to the tile system, to the gravel filter layer, and finally, to the root zone material.

Tees are a very important part of golf course construction. While seemingly easy to build, tees are often overlooked and end up with uneven surfaces and severe slopes. Sellenriek laser levels all tee surfaces to establish and exact percentage of slope with a true and even surface.

Sellenriek Grading Company has established a reputation for taking a golf course from the ordinary to the extraordinary with their specialized construction of rock walls, waterfalls and bridges.