P.O. Box 363
Medinah, IL  60157
Phone: 847-891-1004
Fax: 847-891-1006
www.scullyunderground.com

CONTACTS
Tim Scully, President
tscully@scullyunderground.com

Ray Scully-Vice President/Field Operations
rscully@scullyunderground.com

Susan Tullo-Secretary/Treasurer
stullo@scullyunderground.com

Frank Griffin-Foreman
fgriffin@scullyunderground.com

Porfirio Esparza-Foreman                  pesparza@scullyunderground.com

Anthony Scully-Estimator/Safety Director
ajscully@scullyunderground.com

Pam Scully-Webmaster
pscully@scullyunderground.com

The tradition began with Alfonse Scully, our great grandfather, who in the 1930's, began working as a laborer for a Chicago sewer contractor.  His son, John, followed in his footsteps establishing our first family owned underground construction company-John M. Scully, in the late 1940's.  Most of their work centered in the city of Chicago and the newly incorporated Village of Norridge.  In the early 50's John William, our father, joined Grandpa in the family business.  Underground construction evidently flowed through our veins, because as soon as they were old enough, the fourth generation of Scully boys continued this legacy and began working in the field. 

After our father's death, our mother Joan, took on a more active role in the business while encouraging her children's interest in the industry.  In 1997, we began the newest phase in the family underground construction business by establishing our company appropriately named Scully, Inc.  Tim's son Anthony, now the fifth generation, will bring his Construction Engineering Degree to the company when he begins to work for Scully Inc full time later this year.

We are proud to uphold the reputation that the Scully name represents in the underground construction industry. 

                                -Tim Scully, Raymond Scully, Susan Tullo-

Installing pipe in Norridge in the 1950's.	John W. Scully on 1 Yard Insley.	Simple Cable digging machine from the early 1950's.
Working in Norridge, IL       in the1950's.	John M. Scully on Unit Crane.	"Smokin' Joe" in Schaumburg digging foundations, Circa 1970's.

Alfonse Scully Record Book

Dues Book for John W. Scully

1950's Cable
The first 1-yard Insley    in the Midwest

Anthony getting an early start in the business
        God Bless America

Harley Davidson Scully
The hardest working dog in the industry.