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Rangel Construction has won the bid to remodel and build out new treatment space for the Fall River Health Systems in Hot Springs.

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Just in time for tourist season, construction is complete on the Old MacDonald’s Farm project---a 1200 square foot addition featuring additional gift shop space, a new ice cream parlor, and a streamlined check-in area.

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Rangel Construction was honored with two Construction Industry Center Master Craftsmanship Awards at the CIC Annual Meeting at the Deadwood Mountain Grand on March 8, 2025.

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The owners of KoKo’s came to Rangel Construction in January of 2024, looking for leadership to help plan and build their new Vietnamese restaurant.

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On July 16, a groundbreaking celebration was held at Wakpamni, on the Pine Ridge Reservation of South Dakota, for one of three buildings Rangel Construction is building for the Oglala Sioux Tribe.

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The American Institute of Architects, South Dakota Chapter, recently invited Rangel Construction president Mario Rangel to make a presentation on the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help project in Rapid City.

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On May 7, 2024, the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Rapid City held a ribbon cutting to officially open the St. Joseph Hall portion of its “In Steel and Stone” expansion project, which has been spearheaded by Rangel Construction as the general contractor.

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Recently, Rangel Construction has been involved in implementing numerous improvements and renovations to the historic Fairmont Creamery Company building, located in downtown Rapid City. One of the latest projects includes adding an elevator to the building, which will provide ADA compliance and access to the many tenants utilizing the upper floors. The project is expected to be completed near the end of 2024.

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On the weekend of March 22-24, our residential project manager Josh Chamberlain and superintendent Michael DeLeon participated in the Black Hills Home Builders Association Home Show, which was held at the Monument in Rapid City. Rangel Construction recently joined as members of the BHHBA after becoming more involved in the custom homes market. This is the second year Rangel has participated in the Home Show, as the housing market continues to grow in South Dakota.

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Rangel Construction Company was recently awarded three design-build contracts for districts on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.  Through a competitive RFP process, the Oglala Sioux Tribe has awarded the contracts to design and construct government service buildings for the districts of Pine Ridge, Oglala, and Wakpamni.

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Early this past August, Rangel Construction completed the construction of a new residence for Camille and Michael Pauley.  The new 4,600 square-foot home features one large bedroom, a full bathroom, a master bedroom with adjoining master bathroom, two executive offices, and plenty of closet space on the upper level.

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Rangel Construction and the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help jobsite were recently featured on KOTA TV News.

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The Main Street & McGregor Building in Hill City, a 20-month design-build effort, is nearing its completion.

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This 2,000 sq ft tenant buildout project for owner Jason Reinicke included tile work, custom casework, drive-thru systems, and interior finishes.

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Rangel Construction has added two more Construction Industry Center Master Craftsmanship Awards to its already extensive list. For the year 2022, Rangel was awarded for the Baptistry Building Deconstruction for the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Josh Button, Supt., with craftsmen Wayne Alexander, Tyson Anderson, Jeremy Smith, and Leslie Thomas), and also for Metal Panels and Aluminum Siding at the Security First Bank (Tim Sheperd, Supt., with craftsmen Jake Ruffcorn, John Shull, Jared Wagner, David Rangel, Isaac Rangel, and Joseph Rangel).

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In the spring of 2021 Wayne and April Anderson lost their house in a wildfire that was ravaging the landscape around Rapid City. Rangel Construction recently completed their new custom home with its added updates.

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Rangel Construction recently finished a complete remodel to its office space. Long hours are spent within the walls of our workplace, so it was necessary to initiate the design of a more comfortable and efficient layout. 

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Healing the Culture, an international organization that promotes life-affirming programs and curriculums, has partnered with Rangel Construction to build their new office space in Rapid City after relocating from Seattle. To celebrate their new location, Healing the Culture president Camille Pauley, along with office staff Aaron Howard and Natasha Combs, and Rangel Construction president Mario Rangel, held a groundbreaking on May 23, 2022. The project will include new office space as well as Healing the Culture’s new film studio.

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On May 7, 2022, a groundbreaking ceremony took place for the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help new addition and renovation project in Rapid City.

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Rangel Construction’s recent foray into the custom homes arena has landed us another Construction Industry Center Master Craftsmanship Award! 

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Project site work has begun on a new building at the juncture of McGregor and Main St in Hill City.

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Rangel Construction Company has been awarded a $13.59 million contract with the US National Park Service for the Moose Administrative Office Building, situated in the Grand Teton National Park of Wyoming.

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Rangel Construction has continued its long-standing commitment to historical restoration with the successful completion of the Peaceful Valley Ranch Complex rehabilitation project in Theodore Roosevelt National Park near Medora, North Dakota.

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In March of this year our new Project Technician Tasha Hodges was contacted with devastating news—wildfires burning in the Rapid City area had completely consumed the home of her parents, April and Wayne.

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