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Glenn O Hawbaker In 1952, Glenn O. Hawbaker and his wife, Thelma, founded a small excavation company with the goal to build, serve, and advance local communities. First contracting with local State College builders, the company grew and expanded, officially becoming incorporated in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1965. Currently operating 19 quarries and 7 asphalt production facilities across Pennsylvania, and southern New York, Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. continues to serve customers with an array of services including asphalt paving, road construction, gas well service, and construction, as well as engineering design services.
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Operations expand into northeast PA with the development of offices, asphalt plant and quarry in Greens Landing, PA serving the northern tier counties. GOH operates 22 quarry and 8 asphalt production facilities across Pennsylvania and southern New York as well as 4 regional operations centers.
The GOH golf outing started as a simple day of fun for GOH employees and associates in 1992. The following year, fundraising was added to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. As the years progressed so did the interest in our event. At our most recent event we hosted roughly 288 golfers and were supported by 32 event sponsors.
Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. spans the northern half of Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio with its services. Six regional offices serve this area (see 'locations' for details). In addition to these regional offices the company operates 24 quarries and 8 asphalt plants strategically located to meet the needs of our customers.
I invite you to join the GOH family's growing operations. People have been the foundation of our company since my father and mother began the company. I strongly believe our employees will always be our most important asset. If you have previously submitted or saved an application, please go to My Account to retrieve it.
Reviews (6)
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Jim Wolf
Apr 15, 2021
Just wanted to Thank You for a wonderful job on Rt 267 in Choconut Pa. I drive this road several times a day and have never seen a better, more professional job. Clean, orderly, and the lines were replaced after each work day. Top notch job! Thanks to all your hard workers.
Steven Haffley
May 06, 2020
It has taken them over 4 years to pave 1 mile of road on north Atherton street. When you ask about it, you are told it's taken 3 years longer than promised due to unforeseen circumstances, like snow in the winter in Pennsylvania. You didn't foresee that it snows in the winter in the northeast? Ferguson township is an absolute dump run by people who don't care at all about one person they serve in this township, I'd rather drive my car through North Korea, as North Korea has more pride in their infrastructure than the clown show that runs ferguson township. Also stop having your employees give you positive reviews, that's a violation of googles TOS, tell them to get back to work.
James Lanning
Apr 20, 2020
This has to be the worst company when it comes to planning, traffic control and accountability. More than half of the employees are always standing around. They always impede traffic instead of driving past it to make a u-turn etc. The raffia control employees are completely undertrained, and the signals would do a 100% better job.
Noel K.
Jun 21, 2019
Really love how this company decides to do construction at 5:30pm on Atherton in the middle of rush hour, instead of off-hours (which would have been the respectable thing to do). It took me 25 minutes to drive one mile. I could've walked in half the time.
Finla V.
May 11, 2019
Roads are horrible in State College, especially N. Atherton. Never seen roads this bad. They block every single main road and cause massive traffic on busy days. I'm new to State College and this is the worst I've seen in a small borough that's not even a large city. Fix your horrible roads!
Steven Haffley
Jan 14, 2019
I have 5 cars, 3 of which have had headlights go out after doing delivery in state college for a few months, this is due to the absolutely pathetic work done by GOH construction. There are places in war torn areas of Syria that have better infrastructure than areas in state college where these GOH pavement apes are found. These bums take every contract they can sign with a pen despite not having a sufficient labor force to cover it, that's why you see projects like North Atherton take 2 years to complete when it should take a few months.

Everyone that has to drive through, live, or work in state college should file a class action lawsuit against both GOH and any township that hires such a low quality labor force to work on public roads.