Mission Statement

Milovich Pipeline is a visionary company. We can see rapid changes happening everywhere and we believe we can help to connect people around our world! It is our mission to exceed the expectations of our customers by providing excellent underground services, and our employees by providing an ethical, respected company with an excellent safety record, profitable growth, and a committed workforce.

Vision Statement

Leading in underground excavation world in skill and ethics. Focusing on bring communities to solutions around the globe.

Our Why

The need for this under-served market increases as urbanization throughout the world has brought many problems, including congestion, air pollution, and major traffic disruption. During the past decade there has been a growing awareness that this situation could be alleviated by underground placement of a large number of facilities that do not need to be on the surface, such as rapid transit, parking, utilities, sewage and water-treatment plants, fluid storage, warehouses, and light manufacturing. Energetic research has reduced underground costs to nearly equal the surface alternates.

Did You Know?

Underground is needed in every single construction site. Heavy equipment companies are in high demand. Large corporations are in desperate need of more companies with skilled operators.

Kurt, with almost 30 years in the industry experienced understanding of this undeserved market. Based in the Panhandle serving Washington. Montana, and Idaho he realizes the need and benefit of his passion for eco-friendly, innovation as the new standard.

  • In the United States, private construction spending reached around $899 billion U.S. dollars in 2016.
  • New construction put in place is forecast to reach over 1.4 trillion U.S. dollars by 2021.
  • Construction spending in the United States from 1998 to 2018, by sector (in billion U.S. dollars) 2 according to statista.com:
  • 2011 Public sector $286; Private sector $502
  • 2018 Public sector $302; Private sector $992
  • And specifically, in the Panhandle:
  • Montana spent $1.5 billion in nonresidential construction markets in 2018 up from $1.1 in 2017 according to constructconnect.com
  • Washington totaled $12.5 billion in 2018 and $11 billion in 2017 according to ConstructConnect.
  • Nonresidential starts in Idaho totaled $2 billion in 2018 and $1.5 billion in 2017, according to ConstructConnect.

The United States had 669,000 construction firms in 2015, of which 92% were small (1 to 19 employees). Idaho had 6,200 construction firms in 2015, of which 94% were small. The estimated number of potential clients within the Company’s geographic scope is 50,000.