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G Lopes Construction Inc is based in Taunton. Its website describes G. Lopes Sand & Gravel as a provider of aggregate materials, Rhode Island dumpster rentals, cleanup and restoration services by SERVPRO, and site construction and development services through HM Lopes, and it reports 62 years in business. The website lists a service area of Berkley, Somerset, Dighton, Taunton, Raynham, Rehoboth, Seekonk, Freetown, Lakeville, Middleborough, Mansfield and Norton. On the Better Business Bureau, the company describes itself as a residential and commercial construction company that specializes in demolition, site construction, aggregate sales and concrete work. A 2023 communitylandandwater.org piece describes G. Lopes Construction of Taunton as a trucking and excavation company operating a commercial sand and gravel mine in the Plymouth Industrial Park with developer Scott Spencer. An ishn.com report from 2009 says OSHA proposed $60,000 in fines against G. Lopes Construction Inc. for allegedly failing to provide cave-in protection for employees working in a 6-foot, 3-inch-deep excavation in Taunton. A 2026 one-star Google review says a truck driver almost crushed the reviewer at a zipper merge. A 2025 one-star review says the reviewer was run off the road by a Lopes Construction driver.
“In the Plymouth Industrial Park along Route 3 South, developer Scott Spencer and trucking and excavation company G. Lopes Construction of Taunton are operating a commercial sand and gravel mine.”
“The case, G. Lopes Construction, Inc. v. Trustees of the Red Mill Village Condominium Trust, was brought about when G. Lopes Construction, which was the assignee of the original developer of the Red Mill Village Condominiums, filed suit in an attempt to extend the deadline of its phased rights to build an additional unit”
“In the summer of 2018, after WeCare Organics shut down its Mozzone Boulevard facility, a newly created division of Taunton-based G. Lopes Construction Inc. and its subsidiary New England Recycling called New England Waste Disposal filled that void by opening an all-purpose, waste-transfer station on Prince Henry Drive in Myles Standish Industrial Park.”
“Since the summer of 2018, the city has been paying Taunton-based G. Lopes Construction Inc. to accept all of its residential recyclable materials,”
“The owner of that station, G. Lopes Construction Inc., has also agreed to transport loads to a facility on trucks once all necessary permitting has been approved by the state.”
Trucker driver doesn't know how zipper merges working almost crushed me.
Got run off the road by a Lopes Construction driver (plate 12E7) who clearly doesn’t know how to merge. Honestly, I’ve always heard this company is cheap and poor quality so I’m not surprised their drivers handle the road the same way.
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Ordered material from J&J and they pushed all the blame to these guys, so I figured I should rate them as well. I ordered 20 yards of pine bark mulch from J&J. This mulch is completely different then the previous 80 yards I've ordered. They have significant consistency issues. The manager Maurice said quote " I don't check every spec of mulch" and "Call G-Lopes that's where we get our mulch from". If the mulch was even close I wouldn't be complaining but its completely different. He actually blamed G-Lopes and said they didn't "Cook" it enough because the demand is so high... This shouldn't be my problem. There is plenty of other better places to get material.
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