In October, KEPCO+ was awarded the 2007 Pinnacle Award of Merit for its work on the LDS Sacramento Temple...
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KEPCO+'s efforts to remodel their office so that it doubled as a point-of-sale showcase were validated when KEPCO+ received the 2007 MIA Rocky Award for Best Point-of-Purchase Display.
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Recently KEPCO+, a Utah based cladding installation contractor, made history with the completion of the Utah State Capitol Terra Cotta Restoration Project by reinstalling classically detailed...
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Upon successful completion of the design-assist contract for the LDS Church History Library, KEPCO+ was awarded the cladding installation contract...
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In 1916 the Utah State Capitol was constructed on a hill overlooking the Salt Lake Valley, standing as a majestic landmark that the growing city has not diminished. Time has taken its toll on the classically detailed Capitol...
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When the twin towers fell on September 11, 2001, the adjacent 90 West Building's façade was severely damaged from falling debris and extreme heat. A Cass Gilbert architectural masterpiece built in 1907...
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After a successful bid, proposal, and interview, KEPCO+ was awarded the design-assist contract for the stone installation on the new LDS Church History Library...
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When the Utah State Capitol Preservation Board began plans to construct two expansion buildings on Utah's Capitol Hill, natural stone cladding was immediately identified as one of the project's highest priorities...
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As a member of the Marble Institute of America(MIA), KEPCO+ is pleased to offer continuing education credits through the presentation of "Introduction to Natural Stone."
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