Becker & Scrivens Expands to Montpelier, Ohio
Updated: Sep 6
Growing Beyond Hillsdale
Becker & Scrivens Concrete Products has been supplying concrete products to the region since 1940. For generations, the company operated from its Hillsdale, Michigan location before expanding across the state line into Montpelier, Ohio.
The Montpelier location marked an important milestone for the family-owned company: its first expansion into a second community.
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A Family Business Built Around Concrete
Aaron Scrivens grew up around the business and began working at Becker & Scrivens while attending Hillsdale High School. Over the years, he worked in different areas of the company before eventually taking on its leadership.
That experience helped shape an important part of how Becker & Scrivens operates today: understanding the concrete business from the yard to the office and, most importantly, understanding what customers need from their supplier.
We Supply the Concrete
One point Aaron emphasized when the Montpelier location opened is still important today: Becker & Scrivens is a concrete supplier, not a concrete contractor.
Our role is to supply and deliver ready-mix concrete for projects throughout the communities we serve. Contractors and property owners are responsible for placing and finishing the concrete.
Not sure what information you need before ordering? Contact Becker & Scrivens for ready-mix ordering, availability and product information, or for help locating additional product resources.
Serving Hillsdale and Montpelier
Today, Becker & Scrivens Concrete Products operates from locations in:
Hillsdale, Michigan
Montpelier, Ohio
From these locations, we supply ready-mix concrete for residential, agricultural, commercial and other projects throughout the surrounding region.
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From the Archives
The opening of the Montpelier location was originally featured in Simply Hers Magazine in an article by Sarah Gray, documenting an important chapter in Becker & Scrivens' history.
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