DeForest Area High School

As the student population at DeForest Area High School continued to grow, school district leaders saw the need for expansion to accommodate both current and future student populations. The school planned to build a new three-station gym and a pool with locker room facilities, spectator seating, and public access. With the completion of the additions, the former gym, and pool area, along with several other areas of the building, would be renovated into two expansive commons areas for students to eat, study, and gather. In addition to providing students with more space, the 102,000 SF renovation and expansion project will allow students a university center-like experience with greater freedom and recreational space.

Darren Wolter, tackled manpower challenges by investing in the MULE. This game-changing technology boosted productivity, improved safety, and gave them a competitive edge in the residential masonry market.

Wasco installs 60lb glazed block over 7ft to 8ft #8 rebar for water treatment facility. The rebar had many areas there were doubled up in every core and the guys were very thankful for having the MULEs to allow them to focus on improving wall quality and not struggling to get the block over and down the rebar. Hydro Mobile 64’ bridge setup. MULEs are spaced extra far to cover the critical areas with the tallest rebar and have the gaps be where windows and lighter block work would be.