GJ Gentry General Engineering Inc was founded in 2010 by Garrett John Gentry as a grading, concrete, and pipeline contracting company. Garrett came from a family run construction business, but had greater aspirations of starting a company that was all about the employee environment and their families.
Garrett also wanted to provide a turnkey solution for his valued clients. His clients were having to use multiple sub-contractors slowing down project productivity, therefore creating one company that can complete the project from start to finish is what GJ Gentry General Engineering Inc. provides.
Garrett also wanted to provide a turnkey solution for his valued clients. His clients were having to use multiple sub-contractors slowing down project productivity, therefore creating one company that can complete the project from start to finish is what GJ Gentry General Engineering Inc. provides.
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Steven Widney
Dec 04, 2021
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Sarah Unger-Martinez
Nov 22, 2020
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Can’t say enough great things about this company. We are using them for an extension to our driveway. We are very happy with the job done thus far and not only are his employees very professional, they are on time every day. We are looking forward to the finished product of their hard work. We will definitely use Gentry again! Thank you, Dr. Unger and Lisa.
Michelle Smith
Sep 28, 2019
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They apparently can turn off the water at another location for an entire day as we have to figure out a way to use the bathroom. This sucks and disrupts the businesses affected. Will they compensate the business for the disruption this is causing. Bad business and the city who allowed this as well, should offer something to us.
Brittany Croxton
Jul 26, 2018
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Terrible contractor. Has been working on a new housing track in our community and within the last 3 weeks they have managed to hit three utilities. Fios, water and electric. Go to find out the second time… they hit the electric they hadn't had utiliquest out to mark for utilities. Incompetent at what they do. They should not be digging pipe at all.
David Paul
Nov 27, 2017
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