Augusta, GA
Augusta Concrete Co Earns 2024 Excellence in Customer Service Award
Augusta, GA – Augusta Concrete Co [https://augustaconcreteco.com/], a leading provider of concrete construction services in the Central Georgia region, is proud to announce its recognition as the recipient of the 2024 Excellence in Customer Service Award by the Georgia Construction Alliance. This prestigious accolade underscores the company’s unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional customer experiences alongside industry-leading concrete solutions.
The award was presented on December 28 during the annual Georgia Construction Summit, where Augusta Concrete Co was celebrated for their dedication to timely communication, high-quality craftsmanship, and a client-focused approach. The selection committee highlighted the company’s proven ability to exceed customer expectations in both residential and commercial projects.
A representative for Augusta Concrete Co shared, “This award reflects our team’s mission to not only provide durable and aesthetically pleasing concrete work but to ensure that every client feels heard, supported, and valued throughout the process. We’re grateful to our loyal customers and talented staff who make this recognition possible.”
With services that include concrete driveways, patios, foundations, retaining walls, and decorative concrete finishes, Augusta Concrete Co has built a reputation for reliability, precision, and innovation. The company’s stamped and stained concrete offerings, in particular, have become a sought-after choice for clients seeking functional yet visually appealing solutions.
Over the past year, Augusta Concrete Co has garnered consistent five-star reviews for their punctuality, transparent pricing, and dedication to keeping projects on schedule and within budget. Beyond their technical expertise, the company regularly updates clients on project progress and works closely with homeowners and business owners to tailor solutions to their unique needs.
This latest recognition reinforces Augusta Concrete Co’s standing as a customer-first contractor in the competitive concrete industry. Moving forward, the company plans to expand their services and incorporate sustainable materials to further benefit their customers and the community.
About Augusta Concrete Co
Augusta Concrete Co is a premier concrete contractor serving Augusta, GA, and surrounding areas. Offering a range of services from residential driveways and patios to commercial concrete foundations and retaining walls, the company combines superior craftsmanship with unmatched customer service. Augusta Concrete Co is committed to enhancing the durability, functionality, and aesthetic appeal of every project they undertake.
For more information, visit http://www.augustaconcreteco.com
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Augusta, GA
Augusta, North Augusta join for July Fourth celebration
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The city of Augusta is hosting an Independence Day event to celebrate America’s 250th birthday and the city’s 290th birthday.
Augusta is partnering with North Augusta for the event, telling the communities to meet at the river.
There will be food, music, crafts and more. Attendees are asked to bring their own lawn chairs.
The event starts at 5 p.m. with fireworks going off at 9:30 p.m. on July 4.
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Augusta, GA
Augusta man sentenced to federal prison on illegal firearm possession
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – An Augusta man has been sentenced to nearly 6 years in federal prison on an illegal firearm charge, according to the United States Department of Justice on Wednesday.
Chauncey Lavon Feby, 20, was sentenced to 71 months in prison and a $1,500 fine, followed by three years of supervised release after pleading guilty to Illegal Possession of a Machinegun.
In November 2024 in Richmond County, Feby was reportedly found with a Glock Model 45, 9 mm pistol which had been modified with an auto sear, converting the pistol into a fully automatic machinegun.
“We will continue to support our law enforcement partners in their efforts to remove these dangerous weapons from the streets and to keep our communities safe,” said U.S. Attorney Margaret Heap. “The U.S. Attorney’s Office remains committed to hold accountable those that unlawfully possess these lethal weapons.”
Augusta, GA
Body found in pond on Gordon Highway in Augusta
UPDATE: June 17, 3:41 p.m. – According to the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office, the roadway has been reopened.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – A portion of Gordon Highway has been closed Wednesday after a body was found in a nearby pond.
Richmond County Investigators say the 1200 block of eastbound Gordon Highway at Doug Barnard Parkway is closed, and that drivers should seek an alternate route.
The Augusta Fire Department, Coroner’s Office and Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division have responded to the scene.
According to Coroner Mark Bowen, a positive ID will have to be made due to the condition of the body. An autopsy has been scheduled.
No further information has been released.
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