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While modular units can provide quick space, VanBecelaere said Watco has seen an increase in interest in shipping building materials for homes and businesses to the Bakken area, as well.
That’s an area that Perdue would agree is more than a necessity. Power Fuels has grown 10 times as large as it was in 2005 and has brought in employees from several different states.
“What he (owner Mark Johnsrud) started out with was a broken down company of about 40 trucks. We are currently running 400 trucks,” Perdue said. “Our intentions are to grow to 500-600 trucks.”
Perdue said the company’s growth has occurred mainly because it has had housing for its new drivers or has helped them find their own housing.
Courtesy of Rachel Contracting Rachel Contracting places aggregate on Highway 1806 near Watford City.
November 2011 • BAKKEN BREAKOUT
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