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No state license for this trade. Maine doesn't license or register demolition & excavationbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every demolition & excavation business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
- Not rated by the BBB
- 1 review in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 23 work photos
Highlights
- Road materials supply — a recent customer thanked them for gravel, riprap and soil
- A driveway lip — a 2024 customer said paving left a 6-12 inch lip
- Early, noisy work — a 2025 reviewer said work started before 6:30am
- DEP consent agreement — over violations at a company-owned gravel pit in Whitefield
Crooker Construction describes itself on its website as an earthwork, utility and paving contractor that has worked the Mid-Coast region since the mid 1930s. A pressherald.com headline says the Topsham company is now employee-owned. A recent Google customer thanked them for providing the materials to install a road: gravel, riprap and soil. A 2024 customer said they left a 6-12 inch lip on the customer's driveway when they paved past it, and that a request to feather it down was answered with "not their problem, its the towns." A 2025 reviewer who described themselves as a private owner complained that work started before 6:30am, that the guys driving the equipment were on their phones, and that property was destroyed and food and trash left in yards. An lcnme.com article says the Topsham-based company reached a consent agreement with the Maine Department of Environmental Protection over violations at a gravel pit it owns in Whitefield.
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