Built on Decades of Minnesota Construction Experience
Skyline Companies, Inc. — formerly known as Reiner Contracting — has been a trusted partner to contractors, municipalities, and developers across central Minnesota for over four decades. Headquartered in Hutchinson, MN, we operate under two primary divisions: Skyline Aggregate and Skyline Sawing.
Our aggregate division operates four commercial gravel pits in McLeod, Meeker, and Kandiyohi counties, producing Class 5 gravel, washed rock, washed sand, fill material, and crushed aggregate at scale. Two of our pits feature on-site wash plants, allowing us to supply clean, specification-grade materials for concrete, drainage, and utility projects throughout the region.
Our sawing division deploys experienced crews throughout Minnesota, South Dakota, and Iowa for concrete and bituminous cutting services, including wall sawing, flat sawing, and road sawing. We serve general contractors, utility companies, municipalities, and MnDOT-funded highway projects across the tri-state area.
As a MnDOT DBE-certified and woman-owned business, Skyline is uniquely positioned to serve as a certified subcontractor on state and federally funded infrastructure projects — helping prime contractors meet their DBE participation goals while delivering the quality and reliability that central Minnesota has come to expect from our team.
Company History
1986
Craig and DeeDee Reiner found Reiner Contracting in Hutchinson, MN, focusing on aggregate supply and trucking for central Minnesota contractors.
1990s
Expanded operations to include concrete and bituminous saw cutting services, establishing the Skyline Sawing division to serve municipal and highway projects.
2000s
Acquired additional gravel pit locations in Meeker and Kandiyohi counties, growing the aggregate production capacity to four commercial pits with two on-site wash plants.
2010s
Achieved MnDOT DBE certification and Woman-Owned Business Enterprise status, enabling Skyline to serve as a certified subcontractor on state and federally funded highway projects.
2020s
Frank Little joins the ownership team as part of a long-term succession plan, ensuring continuity of operations and leadership for the next generation of Skyline Companies.