Our History

Learn more about how Interstate Construction Management has grown since 2009 to become an industry leader.

Our Journey Through the Years

Since our founding in 2009, Interstate Construction Management has been dedicated to delivering exceptional construction services. Our commitment to quality work and customer satisfaction has shaped our reputation as a trusted partner in every project we undertake.

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Significant ICM Milestones

Discover the key moments and achievements that contributed to ICM's growth.

2008

Steve Erickson transitions from 35 years as a construction manager employee to ownership, launching operations from a small office in Forest Lake, MN. Long-time colleague Lyle Dahlin joins him, marking the start of their commercial construction venture.

2009

Steve formally establishes his company as Interstate CM and together with Lyle, they construct a new office in Forest Lake, solidifying their foundation for growth.

2016

As demand surges across the Midwest, ICM's annual revenue exceeds $10 million, showcasing our commitment to quality and client satisfaction.

2017

Following the unexpected passing of Steve, his son, Ken Erickson, steps into the role of president, carrying forward the family legacy.

2018

ICM opens a new office in Wisconsin, broadening its reach and enhancing service capabilities in the region.

2020

ICM moves its principal office from Forest Lake to Lindstrom, MN, positioning itself for continued growth and opportunity.

2021

Lyle commemorates 12 years with ICM and an impressive 45 years in the construction industry, exemplifying the experience and dedication that drives our success.

Our Team

Our team is dedicated to exceeding client expectations and fostering community connections, ensuring that every project is a catalyst for positive impact.

Safety First

Our dedication to safety ensures a secure environment for our team and clients on every project.

Contact Us

Reach out today to learn more about our services or to discuss how we can support your needs.