Carroll Construction Company has been incorporated since 1982. We started out as a millwright company working in the agriculture business, and in 1994 we were the leading sales company for Butler Grain Systems.  That year we were awarded the second sale of the world's larges grain bin - 105' X 81'. 

In 1996 we added 2 additional 80 ton cranes to our fleet of cranes, and started setting modular homes on site.  By the year 2000 we were setting 380 homes a year. We also rough set these homes which included roofing and siding them.

In 2004 we sold our crane division and took a new division called "Sterling Builders" -- which is a division of Wausau Homes. These homes are panelized which fit our expertise.  We have one small crane, that we kept when selling our others, to set the homes, which will be "roughed in" in two to three days.  Our crews finish each home.

The property that North Rockford estates is located on was owned by the Carroll family.  The Carroll family started raising strawberries 28 years ago up north in the town of Barryton, Michigan. They raised 12 acres of irrigated berries to be "U-pick" and "ready pick". They eventually outgrew their farm and relocated to where North Rockford Estates is located today. There they grew over 20 acres of strawberries and supplied most of the area with their berries until 2002 when they sold the farm to the Carroll Construction Company for the development of the P.U.D.