HARRISON CONCRETE began operation in 1954 with a fleet of two concrete trucks, one a 1946 Studebaker and the second a 1952 International. From this small beginning serving the Harrison, Ohio area, we now serve the entire Greater Cincinnati area with quality concrete and concrete products.

In 1968, HARRISON CONCRETE expanded from its original plant on Campbell Road to its existing facility near the interchange of Dry Fork Road and Interstate 74. This location is beneficial to efficient delivery of concrete along the I-74 corridor from Indiana to downtown Cincinati. This plant, though originally manufactured in 1968, has been continually maintained and upgraded to produce concrete ready mix to meet the most exacting specifications of the industry we serve.

For close to thirty years we established ourselves as the leader in concrete in the western Cincinnati area. Customers had an issue, though. Our exemplary service was needed at job sites we couldn't reach from the Harrison plant. Contractors had to go elsewhere and undergo practices such as rationed concrete, long waits, etc. they were not accustomed to having with HARRISON CONCRETE. To meet this need, we opened the Lockland plant, located on Shepherd Drive in October, 1996. This plant opened our service area to the northern and eastern sides of the greater Cincinnati area, Butler county and allowed us to more efficiently serve the Interstate 75 corridor.

In 1989, HARRISON CONCRETE, at the request of a local security company, opened HARRISON CONCRETE PRODUCTS, a company specializing in precast concrete panels. This company can design, engineer and produce high strength precasted panels or other products to fit the needs of the customer. HARRISON CONCRETE PRODUCTS currently holds an Underwriters Laboratory listing for its panels produced for the security industry.

In 1997, HARRISON CONCRETE made a commitment to the marketplace by converting our truck fleet from rear-discharge Internationals to front-discharge Advance mixers. The industry considers these the "Rolls Royce" of mixing trucks. Their flexibility allows for large load capacity and maneuverability around residential and commercial job sites.

In the year 2000, we have made strides on the environmental side by constructing a concrete reclaiming system at the Lockland facility. This system will allow us to reclaim concrete remaining in the drums instead of having to dump and remove the waste later. This process will allow us to concentrate on serving the customers of this plant vs. "wasting" our energies on the removal of old concrete.

HARRISON CONCRETE has a history of service to the concrete construction industry. This history, coupled with innovative thought, enthusiasm, and hard work make us a leader in the new millennium.

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