Kallmeyer Equestrian Center is situated in Burlington, Kentucky on Idlewild Road. We are conveniently located 6 miles from the Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati International Airport on a beautiful 50 acre farm. It has the ability to accommodate broodmares and foals, pleasure horses and dressage horses making it Northern Kentucky's finest equestrian training facility. It is truly a one of a kind property that horse owners, clients and professional’s love. It features amenities for both horses and riders. With over 24 open and airy stalls and some over-sized 12 x 24 stalls. We have gorgeous large grass paddocks with automatic waterers. A 80 by 160 indoor arena and a nice size round pen. RV hook ups and an apartment for those who want to stay short term or seasonal.Kallmeyer Equestrian Center provides training for all horses including colts and restarts.We specialize in starting and training horses for dressage, jumping an pleasure. placing each horse in the discipline that best suits their ability mentally and physically. We also take problem horses and seasoned horses to continue their training.

Conceptualized, funded, launched and SiteLine, providing Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, the most critical property acquisition study undertaken with the highest liability service an environmental consultant can provide.Successfully expanded reach of consulting services to include anything from managing environmental services to building construction project management for commercial, industrial, and agricultural businesses. As a Authorized Dealer for Cover-All Building Systems, SiteLine sold and constructed 31 pre-engineered steel-framed fabric tension buildings, ranging in size from 2,400 square feet to 43,200 square feet.

Successfully founded ASW after identifying a short-term market to design/build ground water treatment systems to remediate petroleum contaminated properties.

Founded and grew to $1 M in sales within just 4 years. Executed hundreds of environmental consulting projects with a staff of 5 professionals. Grew contracted backlog to $6 M and sold the business 2001.