“Water has the power to give and the power to take away. Like water, when we collaboratively use our power, we have the potential to flood the communities we serve with excellence and cultivate growth.”

These words greet everyone who enters PKG Contracting’s Fargo office. Set against the image of a rushing waterfall and lush forest, they convey PKG’s commitment to protecting and providing this precious natural resource.

Led by President and Owner Darin Pfingsten, PKG is committed to building critical infrastructure that supplies clean water to communities across the upper Midwest. Now, with support from InterOffice, PKG employees can perform their essential work in comfort and style.

PKG has been constructing water treatment and wastewater treatment facilities since its establishment in 1995. With a focus on self-performing various aspects of their projects–including earthwork, deep foundations, concrete work, precast, and process mechanical–PKG ensures the highest quality standards when providing this vital resource.

“PKG is directly responsible for supplying the clean water that people use and rely on every single day,” Pfingsten said.

In collaboration with InterOffice, PKG has successfully transformed their office into an environment that promotes productivity, collaboration, and employee satisfaction. Sarah Huckle, Workspace Expert at InterOffice, explains that this was a two-phase project: in 2020, InterOffice assisted PKG with furnishing a new addition to their space. In 2023, InterOffice returned to support PKG in renovating their original space.

“PKG is such a great customer: easy to work with and trusting in our abilities to pull everything together,” Huckle said.

PKG’s new workspace reflects their values and provides employees with an inspiring environment. Integrating natural colors and materials with high-tech features created warm and inviting spaces where employees can thrive. The attention to detail, ergonomic adjustments, and emphasis on collaboration and functionality showcase PKG’s commitment to their employees’ well-being and productivity.

“They did the research and made the recommendations, which made the decision-making extremely easy and painless,” Pfingsten said. “They were very accommodating, creative, and always genuinely concerned that our needs were being met.”