Rieth-Riley Construction Co., Inc.

"These guys have been screwing around on Hohman ave in Hammond for going on two years. I don’t think they know how to pave a road to save their lives. Completely destroying the businesses that have no access to their locations because of this failed construction project."

"If I could give it a zero I would. The people that work for this company are the most rudest unprofessional group of employees I’ve ever met! Maybe get some new employees!!"

"While repaving a road in Kalkaska MI they only have one flagged who spends his time on his phone instead of regulating traffic. Sat on the road for 30 minutes for him to finally allow traffic to flow and no opposing traffic coming. If we were able to take about route, we would have but our destination was .5 miles down the road."

"They disappear for weeks at a time leaving the road half done. They monopolize intersections for red light after red light letting traffic build up for miles. (that's not an exaggeration) They begin road work right in front of a school at the start of the school day. They rar the entrances to large subdivisions right as the school day is ending. They have horrible signage for the plethora of lane changes necessary for 49"

"Never contracted this company, but I’d never recommend this business with an employee like this that represented in this way. As a business owner and 15 plus years in customer service, I would never want someone on my team or someone who had my business name treating others in such a manner as this man did. This man decided he wanted to bob and weave through the cones to carch up with a fully loaded 18- wheeler, cut it off, and then do 45 mph for about 10 miles on this highway. I understand if this man wanted to control traffic, or slow down traffic, but what I don’t understand is how are we supposed to conduct business, and all of the safety measurements that come with our jobs. Pictured is the man holding his phone, with NO hands on the wheel, while doing about 50 mph, as we’re trying to get through the construction and traffic through Indiana highway."