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From Humble Beginnings...
Dan Foltz and Neil Fisher formed a partnership and started Kansas Building Systems, Inc. in 1989. Initially, they self performed much of the work required to complete each project. From the start, Kansas Building Systems, Inc. (KBS) was a company in which every associate would wear different hats. To a large degree this is still true today.

As KBS began to grow, the partners began to hire more people and aggressively pursued new projects and customers. Early in the company's history they recognized that service to clients is key to the firm's overall success. By focusing their effort on quality control and management systems, KBS eliminates wasted motion and re-work. The result is that they can offer a full range of construction services which are better, faster, and less expensive. Value creation is a phrase which describes their approach to projects. KBS now provides a full range of construction related services designed to help customers gain maximize return on the dollars they spend on constructing or upgrading facilities.

Today, 85% of Kansas Building System's work comes from repeat customers or referrals. These customers appreciate attention to details and exemplary service. They know that Kansas Building Systems, Inc. has the necessary skills and resources to properly manage and execute the work. This creates a lowered risk for customers of KBS. Sound businesses realize that developing partnerships with firms, who operate with similar philosophies and values, contributes to the success of each organization.

Outstanding performance, repeat customers, positive referrals and exemplary service, are all very good reasons to contact Kansas Building Systems, Inc. Let us help you build a sound business partnership. Let us get to know your business. Contact us before you decide to start your next project.


Kansas Building Systems, Inc. 1701 SW 41st Street Topeka, KS 66609 Phone: (785) 266-4222 Fax: (785) 266-3313 email us
		From Humble Beginnings... Dan Foltz and Neil Fisher formed a partnership and started Kansas Building Systems, Inc. in 1989. Initially, they self performed much of the work required to complete each project. From the start, Kansas Building Systems, Inc. (KBS) was a company in which every associate would wear different hats. To a large degree this is still true today. As KBS began to grow, the partners began to hire more people and aggressively pursued new projects and customers. Early in the company's history they recognized that service to clients is key to the firm's overall success. By focusing their effort on quality control and management systems, KBS eliminates wasted motion and re-work. The result is that they can offer a full range of construction services which are better, faster, and less expensive. Value creation is a phrase which describes their approach to projects. KBS now provides a full range of construction related services designed to help customers gain maximize return on the dollars they spend on constructing or upgrading facilities. Today, 85% of Kansas Building System's work comes from repeat customers or referrals. These customers appreciate attention to details and exemplary service. They know that Kansas Building Systems, Inc. has the necessary skills and resources to properly manage and execute the work. This creates a lowered risk for customers of KBS. Sound businesses realize that developing partnerships with firms, who operate with similar philosophies and values, contributes to the success of each organization. Outstanding performance, repeat customers, positive referrals and exemplary service, are all very good reasons to contact Kansas Building Systems, Inc. Let us help you build a sound business partnership. Let us get to know your business. Contact us before you decide to start your next project.

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	Today, 85% of Kansas Building System's work comes from repeat customers or referrals

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