Insights

Matt Mudd’s workday kicks off at about 6 a.m. with a barrage of phone calls and text messages from Castle superintendents and foremen. 

California native Keaton Taylor grew up with two dominant themes that directed the outcome of his career – sports and construction. 

Conkling’s story with Castle begins with a college internship he took for college credit.

Whether he’s managing sitework at an elementary school or overseeing the early phases of a commercial development, Ryan Neff loves a good challenge.

Over the years Zepeda went from receptionist to administrative assistant, to estimating coordinator, and then to the role of project coordinator. 

Humphrey’s introduction to Castle came in 2010 when he began working on the patient care tower at University Hospital on the campus of the University of Missouri-Columbia.