Christina Swanson wears many hats in work and life. She begins each morning with a prayer before her feet ever hit the floor. With her principals firmly grounded in faith and family, she is thrilled to be working for Crossland, wh

In the late 1880s, the first steel-framed skyscrapers emerged, virtually replacing wood and stone buildings. The industry needed a new kind of craftsman - the kind that has nerves of steel. Ironworkers, also referred to as “c

Frank Burton has been part of the Crossland family for 32 years. On the record books, he began as a laborer before moving up to foreman, field superintendent, then general superintendent where he is today. But if you ask Frank how