John,
I feel compelled to express my sincere gratitude to John T. and George J. Igel & Co., Inc. for their partnership and a job well done at IKEA Polaris. John and his staff performed a large scope of work safely and without incident while at the same time displaying professionalism, efficiency and attention to detail from start to finish. Statistical data generated from site inspections support your excellent safety performance.
The Project Team and I would like to formally thank John and George J. Igel & Co. again for their excellent performance, and we look forward to working with you all again.

Mr. John Igel;

As an Owner of a company, you generally only get to hear about the problems and issues on projects. The OSU NRDT Project was truly a once in a lifetime project for Messer and OSU and it could not have been completed without your entire team’s effort. The true testament was we were able to accomplish the incredible volume and challenging work while maintaining public safety and the workers’ safety at the forefront with no accidents or incidents.

This was not possible without Rod, Chris and all the foremen and craft workers involved. The foremen on the project were the real differentiators. They were able to push the craft in the most demanding times and still provide the highest quality work on a daily basis. The project was faced with unforeseen conditions and difficult designs but every time I was called with a problem, they already had a proposed solution. This allowed for an expedited solution and allowed the project to continue to flow as required. This is a lost skill and something I view as invaluable. Igel should be proud to have the foremen and craft they do.

Looking back, we all knew the NRDT project was going to be a very difficult challenge. However, walking through it now, it is simply amazing what we were able to accomplish as a team and something I know I will always be proud of in the future. I cannot thank your team enough but certainly look forward to working with you on projects in the future.

Thanks again,

The Hide-A-Way Hills Club awarded Igel the construction contract for the Lake of Four Seasons Dam Repair Project located in Hocking County in April 2016. The project consisted of replacing a gate valve, construction of an emergency spillway, and the excavation and earthwork of a new dam.
As we near the end, Igel has received positive comments from the Management Committee regarding the work. Specifically, they mentioned: