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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
- 11 work photos
Highlights
- Aggressive driving — a 2026 reviewer said a company truck passed at over 90 mph
- A near accident — a 2025 reviewer said they cut off a family
H B Fleming's own website lists pile driving, helical piles, cofferdams, excavation support, drilled shafts, bulkheads and retaining walls, and micropiles and rock anchors among its services, and the company says it has been in business 65 years. A recent Google reviewer who worked briefly with Billy K called him hardworking, respectful and professional. A 2026 reviewer said a company truck passed them on the right at well over 90 mph and then wove in and out of traffic without using turn indicators. A 2025 reviewer said people from the company cut off a family who had the right of way and nearly caused a serious accident.
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News & the web
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— mainebiz.bizRead the article ↗ - Campus Construction Update: Aug. 1, 2019
“Even bigger than the crane that subcontractor H.B. Fleming brought up in June, the second unit has joined the first in driving so-called pipe piles that will help support the building foundation.”
— bates.eduRead the article ↗ - Erratic River Depths Challenge Reed & Reed During $50M Bridge Replacement in Maine
“H.B. Fleming drills a 24-inch pipe pile to a depth of 12 feet in bedrock for the temporary work trestle”
— acppubs.comRead the article ↗ - R.S. Audley Partners with H.B. Fleming to Construct Massive I-89 Span
“R.S. Audley Partners with H.B. Fleming to Construct Massive I-89 Span”
— acppubs.comRead the article ↗
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