Biography of the Founder

Herman Weissker served in the Army Air Corps during World War II. After his discharge, he returned to his position as a foreman with Signal Pipeline. This company eventually became Macco Construction Company in Paramount.

Herman Weissker was in business from 1946 to 1959 with Joe Ossola in Utility Construction Company. When Joe passed away in 1959, Herman founded Herman Weissker, Inc. in May of 1959. The company concentrated on the underground utility business and gained clients from the Utility Industry such as Southern California Edison Company, General Telephone Company, AT&T, Pacific*Bell, MCI, Sprint and many others. The company also performed major gas pipeline projects and maintenance for Long Beach Gas Company in the city of Long Beach.

In 1985, Herman retired from the company and in 1989 he sold the company to TELACU.
 He remained on the Board of Directors until his passing. He stressed a simple, no nonsense philosophy – do it right the first time, everytime. Herman insisted on Safety, Quality, and Production

Today, Herman Weissker, Inc. still follows this philosophy. Our skilled crews recognize and implement cost savings, while focusing on overall job quality and on-time delivery. We can quickly assemble tailored field crews to meet your needs using:

•     A time-proven safety program
•     Over 350 skilled field workers and more
      than 65 crews
•     A growing fleet of 500+ construction
      equipment pieces

Herman Weissker maintains a reputation for quality, safety, on-time delivery and complete customer satisfaction. In fact, many of the clients we began with in 1959 are still with us today.
Herman Weissker, Inc. is a Certified Minority Owned Business
Certificates on File: SCMBDC #1412 CPUC-Supplier Clearinghouse #4KS00002
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