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About Us
 Hunter
Modular Construction was born under the company of Lorlee
Transport dba/ Hunter & Hunter Transport established in 1981
then incorporated in 1993 to fill the need and opportunity
to set and dismantle modular buildings across the United
States, Mexico and possibly beyond North America in the near
future. We are a Minority Owned Union Corporation that is
affiliated Internationally with the United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners of America, the Laborers
International Union and the Operators and Engineers of North
America.
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Hunter Family saw the need for a modular construction
company with one of their first large jobs consisting of
dismantling modular buildings for the General Motors plant
in Wentzville, Missouri. They bought the units from General
Motors and recycled these buildings into office complexes, a
reception hall and an automotive building. The buildings
are still being used to this day. This was just the
beginning of what they saw could be done with modular
buildings. The Hunter family continued to set modular
buildings all over the United States, working for
pharmaceutical companies, prisons, schools, office buildings
and military bases. Hunter Modular Construction was also
called upon after 9-11. Hunter Modular Construction was
on-site immediately to set offices at the World Trade
Center, the Pentagon, and the White House. Hunter Modular
Construction was also called in to set modular buildings and
homes for the Hurricane disasters of Charlie, Frances,
Jeanne, and Ivan with latest disaster of Hurricane Katrina.
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company that started out with two employees now proudly
employs more than 200 hundred people. Hunter Modular
Construction’s rock-solid dependability is at the core of
every job. Hunter Modular Construction is a strong and
proud company; Hunter Modular Construction understands that
their success is totally dependent upon their clients’
satisfaction. This satisfaction requires more than just
producing quality work, it demands an attitude of make it
happen in a safe environment.
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