TRM Concrete, LLC

TRM Concrete pours for towns and institutions, not for driveways. The Plainville company's own site counts more than 2,500 concrete projects across New England since it opened in 2018, for municipal, governmental, institutional, commercial and industrial clients — work that lands on job sites rather than in homeowners' review feeds. Its Better Business Bureau page carries an A+ grade without accreditation and shows no customer reviews or complaints, listing the LLC as incorporated in January 2018 with PJ Lampasona as president and Tricia Banks as CEO. The site describes TRM as a recognized Women Business Enterprise — the company's own words, and it doesn't name the owner. In late February 2026 the Associated Builders and Contractors of Massachusetts announced TRM Concrete among its new members. Federal carrier records list the company as an active interstate carrier out of Plainville since August 2018, and Rhode Island registers it as a foreign LLC. One thing belongs at the top of any conversation with them: safety. Violation Tracker publishes a $7,000 federal OSHA penalty against TRM Concrete LLC dated October 1, 2024, for a workplace safety or health violation at its Plainville facility, and two other public-record sites carry the same single inspection and the same $7,000 total. So this is a bid-side company: registrations and a trade-association membership in order, one federal safety penalty, and nothing written by anyone who has hired them. If you're a general contractor or a municipality weighing TRM for concrete work, ask about the 2024 OSHA inspection and what changed after it, and ask for the WBE certification number and the agency that issued it. For a residential foundation or basement job, confirm first that they take that kind of work at all.