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H&K Group history
H&K Group company history timeline
Founded in 1968 as Haines & Kibblehouse, Inc., our story tells of the American Dream; one man, a CAT 933 loader, a vision, hard work, determination and success.
1969 – First Man on The Moon
1970 - The Environmental Protection Agency is Created
1972 - The Burgeoning Haines & Kibblehouse, Inc.
1973 – The first mobile phone
1974 - Rahns Construction Material Company Formed in Rahns, PA
1975 - Blooming Glen Contractors, Inc. is Formed
1976 - The United States Celebrates its Bicentennial
1984 - Locust Ridge Contractors is Formed
1986 - H&K, Acquires Quarry Facility in Narvon, PA
1988 - Lehigh Valley Site Contractors is Formed
Having successfully established A.B.E. Materials, Easton at the Mud Run Road location just four years prior, H&K would then seize the opportunity to develop a civil contracting group at this same location in 1988.
1989 – Easton Block & Supply is Formed
After extensive environmental studies and municipal planning efforts, Naceville Materials ultimately opened its doors in 1991.
1995 - Locust Ridge Quarry & Contractors Re-Pave Pocono Raceway
Following successful negotiations, 209 Enterprises opens and begins producing high quality construction aggregate in late 1996.
With interest in expanding its quarry operations further into the Central Bucks County region, H&K, Inc. teamed up with partner, Miller & Son Paving, Inc., in 1996 to establish Plumstead Materials Quarry on Point Pleasant Pike near Doylestown, PA.
By 1997 H&K, Inc. had acquired all operations including a connected asphalt plant south of the city.
1997 - World’s First Social Media Site (Six Degrees) is created
1998 - Easton Block Retaining Wall is Formed
In 1998, H&K, Inc. took the time to stop reflect and celebrate 30 years of achievement and business excellence.
1998 saw the acquisition of long-time environmental/engineering consultant, Ross Consulting Engineers by H&K, Inc.
With permit in-hand, H&K, Inc. opens the facility under the new name of Huckleberry Associates in 2000.
In a continuing effort to strategically expand its construction materials footprint into growth-centric Delaware County, PA, H&K, Inc. enters into negotiations with an existing quarry operator in Media, PA. By 2000, negotiations were complete and H&K assumed ownership of Pyramid Materials quarry.
By 2001, permits were obtained for this greenfield operation and Belvidere Sand & Gravel opened for business.
In a continuing effort to push its construction materials footprint into northeastern PA, H&K enters into negotiations with a property owner and coal producer just north of Hazleton, PA. In 2001, Hazleton Materials began crushing operations.
2001 - Stone Express is Formed
Through 2002, H&K, Inc. continues to capture a significant share of high profile site development and demolition work throughout its operating region.
Negotiations were ultimately achieved in early 2002.
2002 - Hazleton Site Contractors is Formed
2002 also saw the addition of Montrose Materials to H&K Inc.’s family of northeastern PA quarry operations.
With a ready-source of aggregate available at nearby Hazleton Materials and a site contracting office now established in Hazleton, H&K, Inc. capitalized in 2003 with the establishment of Eckley Asphalt.
209 Enterprises was its first venture and opened in 2003.
2003-Human Genome Project is Completed
By mid-2004, Dagsboro Materials was established and H&K was successfully transporting vital aggregate to southern DE by rail.
Formed in collaboration with Rich Family of Companies, Pottsville Materials was opened in 2004 and has continued to supply central and western Schuylkill County, PA with high quality construction aggregate.
2005 - Top Shelf Drilling is Formed
In 2005, Top Shelf Drilling is established.
2005 - The H&K Group Materials Division Facility Opens in Skippack, PA
2006 - Chester County Site Contractors is Formed
2007 - John Haines and Landis Deck.
2007 - The H&K Group Reorganizes and Appoints New Board of Directors
With the advent of 2007, organization change was necessary at the Board level in order to appropriately prepare the corporation for future generations of growth and success.
Partnering with long-time business associate, A. E. Stone, Inc., in 2007, H&K establishes a drum mix asphalt plant and associated stone depot in Winslow Township, NJ. The operation comes to be known as Winslow Hot Mix/Winslow Materials, LLC.
2007 - Pinnacle Stone Products is Formed
2007 - The First Apple iPhone Debuts
2008 - Berky’s Transfer & Site Container Service is Formed
Moving first to Reading, PA, the business then moved to H&K's Skippack, PA campus in 2009, where it thrives today servicing both in-house needs of H&K as well as a broad outside retail interests.
2009 - Austin Auto Body & Austin Graphics are Formed
2010 - Skippack Welding Repairs & Service is Formed
In 2011, with establishment of partnership company, Naceville Materials, JV (partnership between H&K Group, Inc. and Naceville Materials), Miller Materials was welcomed into the H&K Group Family of Companies.
2011 - The H&K Group’s PR/Marketing “Farmhouse” is Completed in Skippack, PA
Crushing operations ceased in 2013, but the site remains a viable location for future site development.
Coined Pyramid Hardscape & Landscape Supply, this second retail outlet runs successfully until 2013 when it is also closed due to recessionary impacts.
The facility continued to operate under H&K control until 2017 when operational control was shifted to partner, AMA Resource, LLC.
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| Company name | Founded date | Revenue | Employee size | Job openings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co. | 1924 | $651.9M | 2,415 | 3 |
| Vulcan Materials | 1909 | $7.4B | 8,373 | 315 |
| Mario Sinacola & Sons | 1966 | $120.0M | 400 | 16 |
| Virginia Paving | - | $1.6M | 16 | - |
| Anderson Columbia Co. | 1958 | $550.0M | 3,000 | 70 |
| F.O. Day | 1944 | $39.0M | 100 | - |
| Hosea O. Weaver & Sons | 1955 | $720,000 | 7 | - |
| Glenn O. Hawbaker | 1952 | $240.0M | 1,300 | 85 |
| Fiore & Sons | 1959 | $68.9M | 115 | 12 |
| Louisville Paving and Construction | 1949 | $43.3M | 102 | 53 |
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