Starting Saturday, April 14th, 2018 our Topsham facility will be open Saturdays (6:00am to 1:00pm) for material sales.
Video Produced for the Sewall Pond Outlet Culvert Project
In 2014, Crooker completed the installation of a box culvert across Route 27 in Arrowsic, Maine to help restore the Alewife population in the area. A video that provides background information on the project, along with footage of the fabrication and installation can be found at the link below. Special thanks Kennebec Estuary Land Trust for allowing us to share this video:
http://kennebecestuary.org/the-cool-little-culvert
Harry C. Crooker & Sons Changes Ownership
After nearly 79 years of ownership under Harry, Frank and Ted Crooker, the company Harry C. Crooker & Sons has been sold. The company remains locally owned and operated while retaining all of the employees and the management team, led by Thomas C. Sturgeon, President and CEO. The company will continue to provide the high quality engineering, construction and paving services it has always been noted for. The company remains committed to supporting the State of Maine and all of the local communities it operates in.
Harry C. Crooker and Sons, Inc. becomes a Maine DEP Erosion Control Certified Contractor
As of December 2013, Harry C. Crooker and Sons, Inc. is now a Maine Department of Environmental Protection Erosion Control Certified Contractor. This certification is due to the hard work our employees do in the field to make sure the environment is protected every time we break ground.
The qualifications for this certification can be found by clicking here.
Crooker attends BRCTC Career/College Fair
On February 11, 2014, Harry C. Crooker & Sons, Inc. was invited to participate in the Bath Regional and Technical Center Career Fair. The career Fair allowed students to interact with colleges and businesses to provide a knowledge of the careers and opportunities available to them at graduation. We were proud to be a part of the fair and to have had the opportunity to meet and interact with the youthful students who will be part of the future work force.