Anderson Concrete

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Bill Howell

Super clean facility and friendly and helpful staff, as a bulk tank driver those are the qualities looked for when delivering.

Josh Adkins

I am extremely disappointed, to say the least, in the service we have received. The problems started in the sales department. One would assume that the representative of a company that sells a product would be far better informed on that product than any residential customer and should be ready to help the customer determine exactly what product is needed for a job. This was NOT our experience. We called around half an hour before they closed. The first words out of my roommate's mouth were, "I need to order some concrete," followed by, "What strength do you recommend for a driveway?" Any sales rep paying attention to their job should have noticed the red flags at that point and asked about a dozen questions before giving my roommate a strength of concrete and telling him to call the following morning to schedule the drop off. The following morning's call was just as devoid of clarifying questions, and the sales rep ASSUMED we wanted quick setting concrete and didn't say anything to confirm or clarify. At no point did ANYONE along the way acknowledge the sheer stupidity of assuming that a residential customer had the manpower and equipment to spread, level, and finish 10.5 cubic yards of concrete in 60-90 minutes. The sales rep also failed to inform us that the truck had a limited amount of time in which to make the delivery, so we only got maybe 50-60 percent of the concrete we paid for. The truck driver just stood there watching us struggle to get ahead of it with an irritating smirk telling us how quickly it was going to set. The quality control rep said a lot of nice, professional sounding words that amounted to, "Oops, you're screwed. Too bad." Now we are going to have to spend more time, money, and labor to break up and remove the concrete, after spending 1,600 dollars on the concrete and weeks on careful prep work, just to spend even more time, labor, and money repairing our sub-layer, to spend another small fortune trying again to pour the slab, while trying desperately to get it all done before winter weather sets in. Weeks of work and over 2,000 dollars in tools, materials, and rentals wasted. Without question, BUYER BEWARE.

Douglas Myers

I'm a little biased because I work for Anderson's concrete. Its a great place to work! Im a mixer driver and we pride ourselves on quality product!