TUCSON INC

Here at TUCSON INC we take pride in everything that we do. From Heavy Site & Civil, Industrial, Commercial Construction and even Construction Management, we are here to cover it all! Let us be your one stop shop for all of your Construction needs regardless of how big, or small we have a little something for everyone, it's what makes us who we are... and we are Tucson strong!

Our thoughts and prayers are with TUCSON INC's Owner Jim Demuth as he and his Family experiences a rather great loss.

“Oh heart, if one should say to you that the soul perishes like the body, answer that the flower withers, but the seed always remains.”

Bob Demuth Obituary 2023 - Geib Funeral Homes View Bob Demuth's obituary, send flowers and find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

St. Clairsville Transfer Station is coming along nicely! Our hats go off to Central Structures LLC. We show much appreciation to what their crew has accomplished. They are completing this pour today in 19-degree weather and they have not missed a beat! Great job guys... Keep up the good work, the quality is definitely showing!

We are very pleased with the St. Clairsville Transfer Station Project for Kimble Companies. Everything is coming together beautifully and according to plan. Here at TUCSON INC we believe that if you take care of your people then your people will take care of you. Oshcon & Central Structures of Ohio has went above and beyond on this Project so far. Keep up the hard work everyone.. it is not going un noticed!

Peace, Joy, Health, Wealth, Abundance, Blessings, and Prosperity; These are our best Birthday wishes for our Founder and President Mr. Jim Demuth, as he adds yet another year in Grand Style. Happy Birthday Mr. Demuth! We all value and appreciate everything that you do and every opportunity that you have provided for us all! Here is to another GREAT year!

Environmental Stewardship
Utilizing Natural Solutions for Stabilization and Erosion Control.

As members of the construction, paving and mining industry, every project we work on has the potential to have an impact on the environment – either positive or negative. That’s why at Tucson, Inc., we think about Going Green everyday. Our goal is to make sure we approach every project with the idea of sustainable design and construction in mind – to make sure our impact is always positive.

Going Green is a central part of our overall business philosophy.

Before we begin any project we take the time to make sure our Going Green implementation strategy is sound, for both the products we use and the techniques and processes we employ. And, because of our vertical integration we rarely have to use subcontractors – which gives us even greater control over just how environmentally appropriate our approach will be. And, if we do have to call upon a subcontractor, you can be sure they share our same strict values about Going Green.

For more information about the Green products and processes we use, we invite you to give us a call. We’ll be happy to discuss our approach with you.

Going Green. It’s good for business. It’s good for the environment. It’s the right thing to do.

Waste Landfill Construction.

GreenArmor and Rock Anchoring System installed with willows along the shore of the Little Miami River near Cincinnati, Ohio.

State Route 170 Slide Repair
Elimination of unstable rock highwalls adjacent to ODOT State Route 170 and construction of new highway alignment and associated drainage and pavement.

Tuscarawas Central Catholic Athletic Complex
Conceptual site development for the Tuscarawas Central Catholic athletic field complex. Required moving a hillside and filling a valley to create a contiguous level area for a football, baseball and softball fields behind the existing school. Tucson, Inc. handled the entire project, including the design concept, site work, sprinkler systems, athletic turf establishment, fencing and electrical work.

Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Cell Construction
Waynesburg, Ohio

Five Points Storm Sewer Project
West High Avenue, New Philadelphia
The project involved the installation of 2600 lineal feet of 60" triple wall storm sewer with associated utility replacements, manhole structures and a 72" boring under the existing railroad. Installation depths ranged from 11 to 14 feet in extremely challenging soil conditions.