Lanford Brothers Company was founded in 1960 by brothers Jack and Stan Lanford. After a lifetime of growing up watching their father working as a contractor at his own company, Lanford & Slater, the two brothers sought to carry on the legacy of their father's name with a new focus on bridge and box culvert construction. Over the years, the company's expertise has moved from building new structures to providing innovated repairs for existing structures.
Today, Lanford Brothers is made up of a team of 140 employee-owners with an unmatched reputation for quality of work and integrity. With our years of expertise and access to industry-leading equipment and project management technology, Lanford Brothers is able to provide top quality bridge repair services for municipalities and Departments of Transportation.
Join me as I sit down with the father and son team of Stan and Ken Lanford and hear their stories about their life, how they got started, and what they are doing now.
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