Geeding Construction, Inc.

"Your construction semi trailer had large rocks on it, one of which hit my windshield. Is it that hard to sweep off a trailer!??? You've done this to several people before... Keep making enemies and you aren't gonna have a business anymore, just a few funerals"

"Driving down hwy 61 #29024 license plate. 09e 3wy swerved in and out of my lane with no signal and almost ran me off the road then preceded to weave in and out of traffic going 80+ mph. judging by the other reviews these folks really need to check their drivers before they kill someone"

"Traveling on 270 in Illinois a Geeding construction semi passed me going faster than 75mph. When he came over in front of me I watched a pile of gravel fall off the trailer and 1 rock nailed my windshield. Instantly the windshield cracked. I sped up to get the name and number off the truck. Once pulled over I called their office. The girl I spoke to said she was in AR but would get my info to the right person. 3 hrs later no call. I called back and got the safety guy. Explained the situation in detail and he said sorry it's a my word vs theirs. I explained I literally watched the rock fall from trailer to windshield. He said there is nothing he could do. I asked who else I could call. He to me Scott Geeding. I tried 3x over a week. No return call. Then I tried the CEO Ron Bull and VP of Operations Dean McDonald. Each one I left 4 voice mails for for over 2 weeks. No return calls were ever made to me. As a business owner I would be raked over the coals if I did this to a customer. I am out $350 for a windshield because their employees did not clean debris off an empty trailer prior to taking off down the road. If this company can not take responsibility for their mishaps even if minor I would hate to see what would happen in a larger accident. I will remove this review if their obligation is fulfilled and my windshield is replaced. Until then no matter how good of a job they do skepticism should always be on the mind of their customers!"

"Saw two employees of Feeding eating at a Lion Choice in Caves Spring had no respect for the establishment. Came in with mud all over their boots. Spread mud all over the dining room and made a big mess. Not a good representation of the company."

"I just saw someone in this red company truck driving erratic and had a possible beer can in his hand this morning on Interstate 70. I definitely don't think it's a good look for a company truck to tail gate and treat other cars on the road in this manner. He was continuously going way off on the side of the road and back on."