Ames Construction

Juan Acosta

2 weeks ago

Didn’t reply at all

Andrew Pratt

10 months ago

It seems Ames needs to teach it’s side dump drivers a lesson in becoming accountable. Between the time when one of their drivers denied any responsibility for destroying my car’s windshield a day and a half ago and now I’ve spent at least two hours talking to the driver, taking photos of his vehicle, figuring out how to resolve this since the driver refused to let me have a photo of his license or insurance when I asked, etc. And that’s so far; how much longer this will take of my time because their employee wouldn’t take responsibility? I don’t know. All he did was deny, and say he had no idea how Ames handles busted windshields behind their dump trucks. Ames is a huge construction company headquartered in Minnesota — they have dump trucks all over the country. He kept denying even after I swiped my fingertip through the freshly smashed windshield of my car, and picked up small pieces of shiny glass that clearly reflected off my fingertip. Give me a break. And because 20 minutes of searching for an email address to contact someone at either the Utah office or HQ in MN was unsuccessful today, maybe Ames will see this. Oh, and one other thing — isn’t it illegal for a vehicle to not have matching license plates on front and back? That’s what this rig has, in addition to its poorly trained driver. Maybe the Utah DMV should know about this?

Robin Holcombe

a year ago

Watched one truck nearly push two cars off I-15 or into another lane of traffic in just a few miles. Sir with the beard and bald head, maybe go back to driving school before you hurt someone. When I called to voice this concern the “safety guy” had a voicemail box that was full, because that seems safe too!

Bryson Winn

a year ago

Tell your employee in the red Chevy truck driving through Southern Utah that the left lane is for passing not for cruising. Stay out of the passing lane.

Gloria Medina

a year ago

Receptionist is unpolite and not respectful. 0 customer service and has mean mood. How a big company like this has this type of people working for them.

Steven Clark

a year ago

Very neat and organized, went for orientation for a new job and was very pleased at the way it all functioned.

Kayce Tisdale

a year ago

Terrible to work for.

Shepherd

a year ago

Unsafe place to work.

Kory Neider

2 years ago

Best career experience of my life, thank you to all the wonderful people ar Ames!

Andrew K

2 years ago

I spoke with a Mr. Greg Lahr, about some damage that was done to my property. Greg was incredibly difficult to work with and unprofessional. His first sentence on the phone was to ask me what I wanted to complain about, which was odd way to greet someone since we have never spoken before. We had emailed on multiple occasions, however he was not timely in his responses and rather then using an Ames domain they are running all of their communication through a Gmail account. He proceeded to tell me they “fixed” my damage at 10pm the prior evening, I called him out on his lie since it would be impossible to fix the issue at 10pm at night, he then said they “fixed” my damage at 6am this morning, which also would not be physically possible. And we would have noticed someone on our property as we keep our gates locked. After Greg realized I was not going to be lied to he then said he would submit my claim and he would personally see it instantly denied. I then asked to speak with his manager and he refused to provide any additional contact information. I’m not sure how any organization would let such an unprofessional individual have any sort of involvement in any public facing position. Damage is still not corrected.