Kilgore Companies

I guess one of there employees a semi truck driver thinks it’s perfectly fine to park his truck and trailer around a blind curve in the middle of the road. Nowhere close to where they’re doing construction. Had to slam on my brakes and go around him almost causing an accident. But don’t worry it’s OK. He had his flashers on 2.9 google stars what are you all you need to know about this construction company.

Their cement truck kicked up a huge rock and broke my windshield. Sent multiple emails and called with no response. I submitted a claim with photos and records of new window and damage. This is not the first time they have damaged my window. Worst company to deal with. You are better off using insurance and having them go after Kilgore for payment. UPDATE…… over 2 months and no reply. Multiple emails and phone calls. Absolutely one of the worst companies who do not own any responsibility for their trucks not being in compliance (mud flaps, covered loads, obeying traffic laws). They spew rocks, dirt, gravel out of their trucks damaging windows and never take responsibility. See all of their companies and reviews it will be all you need to know.

One of their trucks passed us anf Busted our windshield with a gigantic rock that flew out of it. Thank god it didn't hit a motorcycle. Judging from theses reviews, I'm out of luck....

If I could give no stars I would. I was behind this truck in Moab when a massive rock hit my windshield from the truck. I submitted a claim almost 6 weeks ago and have yet to get any response. I’ve emailed and even called even though they “don’t take any claims over the phone”. I understand you get a lot of claims but I was told over 2 weeks ago I had 3 claims ahead of me.

In 2023, a Kilgore driver crashed into us while pulling out of a parking spot, thereby totaling our car. After admitting fault at the scene, they simply drove off in their still-functioning vehicle, leaving us stranded on our way to work. No apology. No offer to help us get home. Not even a gesture like covering an Uber. Instead of handling the claim properly through insurance, Kilgore insisted on settling privately. (For future reference, I recommend forgoing their preferred method and using your own insurance.) What followed was a slow, frustrating process where we were passed between people, strung along for weeks, and ultimately underpaid. We had to front the cost of a long-term rental car through Enterprise (nearly $2,000) while waiting for Kilgore to respond. A large portion of thei