Company History

Kirscher Transport, Inc.  1954

Kirscher Transport, Inc. was started by Dale Kirscher in 1954. The company operated for 16 years transporting bulk commodities, including cement and petroleum products.

Dennis Hallberg purchased the company in February of 1970. Under Mr. Hallberg, Kirscher Transport developed a reputation for safe and efficient transporting of heavy and specialized equipment, in addition to the bulk commodity business. The company developed a history of modifying many of Kirscher's trailers in-house to adapt to the unusual requirements necessary to haul within the specialized needs of their customers.

In 1992,  Mr. Hallberg sold Kirscher Transport to the employees of the company operating under the leadership of Dennis Jindra, Operations Manager.  

In 1995, Mr. Jindra bought out the employees, becoming the sole owner and president of Kirscher Transport and Kirscher Bulk Transport. Under Mr. Jindra, the company further developed both the bulk commodity business and the specialized heavy haul sides of the business. Bulk commodities included; industrial waxes and resins for the hardboard industry, as well as ammonium nitrates and Class A explosives for the mining industry.  

In 2002, Brian Foster acquired Kirscher Transport and Kirscher Bulk Transport continuing to build both businesses.

In 2003, the decision was made to develop Kirscher Bulk Transport to further reach the markets available in all 48 states and Canada. The office staff was expanded with industry experienced personnel to handle the new volumes and a great deal of equipment was purchased to meet the demand.

Currently, Kirscher Bulk Transport has a fleet of both company drivers and owner operators with terminals in Virginia, MN and Superior, WI with additional trucks based out of St. Paul, MN and Neenah, WI. The future holds nothing but great things including expansions of new terminals yet to be acquired!