Newly designed website

Hi!
I am so excited!!!  Have you seen our new website www.yoderconcrete.com? I know some of you have because you came to our blog via the new website.  But if you didn't get here that way, stop reading, go check it out, and then come back...

So, what do you think? ?

Our previous site was a good one;  I used to get compliments on it all the time. It showcased our decorative concrete work very well. Because of this, I felt a twinge guilty about replacing it with a new one. However, in fairness to the company, we are changing, and our website needed to change along with it. Change is good, right?! The previous website was very residential and decorative oriented. As you all know, the economy has struggled over the last few years, and the residential market declined. To ensure survival and to meet our company goals, we have been developing the industrial, large agricultural and light commercial markets.  Our website needed to reflect this change. I hope the new website represents us in this new light, while still showing the residential and decorative market as well.

I would love to get your feedback on the new site. If you were a fan of our old website, what do you miss? My plan is to update the new site on a regular basis with new projects, testimonials and photos.  Feel free to give me feedback anytime.

Thanks for visiting!

Satisfied business in Union County

A recent industrial customer in Union County sent this note via email. "I wanted to pass along my thoughts on the recent work Yoder Concrete performed (for us.) I am very pleased with the outcome of the concrete work, it looks nice and was done in a timely fashion, given the tight work environment of the small building they had to work in. We will definitely contact you for future concrete considerations." Thank you to Bud for the good words and for the business. We look forward to working with them in the future. 

Concrete pavement placed in Marion, OH

Job complete! Our guys did a great job up in Marion, OH at the Bunge NA plant replacing existing asphalt and concrete pavement that had seen its better days. Eight inches of concrete was placed over a steel reinforced and compacted stone base for a run of about 422 feet long. They placed 217 cubic yards of concrete in three days. I hear the semi truck drivers think they are on a runway now!

I want to thank our primary suppliers for this project: Hensel Ready Mix for supplying the concrete, White Cap Construction Supply for supplying and delivering the steel, cure and other materials, Concrete Coring Company and Smith Materials for assisting with the removal process of the existing pavement. A thank you, also, to Mark Pardi at Ohio Concrete for the prospectus on the job as shown above. Go Concrete!

Great job to our employees and all of those involved. They worked their tails off in the 90 degree heat and high humidity, and then went right into another similar job at Midwest Express near Marysville. Kudos to all!