Wendling Quarries, Inc. (WQI) is a third-generation family owned and operated business that produces crushed stone, sand and gravel for individuals and businesses in eastern Iowa and western Illinois. 

The bedrock of our company is composed of three main values:

    Family - We share faithful commitment to each other and our vision.
    Excellence - We are great on purpose.
    Human Potential - We aspire to be the best version of ourselves.

Lastly, there is concrete proof that we are known for being able to “safely do everything we do better than everyone else”.

Before moving on, please watch this short video to solidify what WQI is all about:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdZkMegDz2c 

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Wendling Quarries Inc

Wendling Quarries Inc's headquarters in DeWitt, IA, United States

Tony Manatt

Christi Stacy

Kaleb Dirico

John Ahlberg

The Leadership Team at Wendling Quarries, Inc. drives the strategic vision and operational excellence of the organization, ensuring alignment with the company's core values of family, excellence, and human potential. Comprising key executives, this team focuses on fostering a collaborative culture, optimizing business development, and maintaining profitability, all while upholding the company's commitment to safety and superior service in the crushed stone, sand, and gravel industry.

Leadership Team

The Human Resources Team at Wendling Quarries Inc. is dedicated to fostering a supportive work environment that aligns with the company's core values of family, excellence, and human potential. This team manages recruitment, employee engagement, training, and development initiatives while ensuring that the workplace culture prioritizes safety and quality. Their goal is to empower employees to become the best versions of themselves, thereby enhancing overall organizational performance.

Wendling Quarries Inc

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Wendling Quarries Inc

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Human Resources Team

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