Trusted by cities, counties, and infrastructure partners across Kentucky
For nearly five decades, Kay & Kay Contracting has built the roads, bridges, and infrastructure that keep Kentucky moving. Join a team that values craftsmanship, safety, and pride in every project we complete.
From highways and bridges to major infrastructure improvements, explore the projects our team has built across Central and Southern Kentucky.
For nearly five decades, Kay and Kay Contracting has built the roads, bridges, and infrastructure that keep Kentucky moving. Join a team that values craftsmanship, safety, and pride in every project we complete.
Build your future with a company that invests in its people and delivers work that stands the test of time.
William Robinson founded Kay & Kay in London, Kentucky in 1977 with a 1942 Chevy truck, a John Deere backhoe, and a conviction that’s guided the company ever since: that good work, done honestly, speaks for itself.
What began with paved ditches along I-75 has grown into one of Central and Southern Kentucky’s most trusted infrastructure contractors — building bridges, highways, drainage systems, and structural concrete that communities depend on every day.
His daughter Sara Robinson carries that standard forward. A Licensed Professional Engineer, Vanderbilt University graduate, and 20-year industry veteran, Sara leads with the same exacting care her father modeled. The equipment has grown. The prequalifications have expanded. The projects have scaled. But the thing that matters most about Kay & Kay hasn’t changed: the people here care — about the work, about each other, and about the communities whose infrastructure they build.

Building Kentucky’s roads, bridges, and infrastructure since 1977.

Approved to perform infrastructure projects for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

Experienced in bridge construction, roadway development, and critical infrastructure systems.

Proudly partnering with communities across Central and Southern Kentucky.
Kay & Kay self-performs every critical phase of infrastructure construction across Central and Southern Kentucky. From bridge substructure to final paving, from drainage installation to in-house steel fabrication — every phase stays under our direct supervision, held to KYTC standards, from groundbreaking to ribbon cutting. No hand-offs. No divided accountability.
New construction, full replacement, rehabilitation, deck work, and beam setting — self-performed at every phase.
Highway construction, roadway widening, intersection improvements, and county road rehabilitation.
Cast-in-place bridge decks, retaining walls, substructures, and flatwork — no subcontractors, no hand-offs.
Structural steel, bridge components, and reinforcing assemblies fabricated under controlled shop conditions.
Decades of complex infrastructure work give our team the judgment to navigate challenges that can’t be found in a manual.
Our own steel fabrication shop means tighter tolerances, faster timelines, and accountability that never leaves our operation.
Every crew member trained to OSHA standards. Every site briefed daily. Every incident investigated for root cause — not blame.
Two generations of licensed engineers leading a company built on the belief that quality work speaks for itself — project after project, community after community.
At Kay & Kay, safety isn’t a requirement — it’s a responsibility. Every member of our team is trained to maintain strict job site standards that protect our workers, our partners, and the communities we serve. Our goal is simple: everyone goes home the same way they showed up.
Every project begins with site-specific hazard assessments and safety briefings before a single piece of equipment moves.
Every crew member completes OSHA certification, building a strong foundation in job site standards and best practices.
Each morning begins with a briefing tailored specifically to that day's scope of work — not a generic safety checklist.
Regular inspections with documented corrective actions keep every site in compliance and catch issues before they become risks.
When incidents occur, we investigate thoroughly — focused on identifying systemic causes and strengthening our safety program going forward.