Bornhoft Concrete Inc.
has a long standing tradition of excellence serving the
concrete industry in Southwest Minnesota since it's founding in
1916 with over 90 years of commitment and quality. We
have a full complement of equipment of 30 mixers and people
ready and willing to serve you with over 400 years of
experience. We are very familiar with commercial
specifications along with service requirements that go along
with the delivery of the product.
We have supplied
numerous Minnesota DOT and county bridges, Southwest Minnesota
State University projects, The Schwan Food Company supplier
since 1986, Super WalMart, ADM, wastewater and water treatment
plants and street projects. We have Minnesota State
certified batch plants, materials and computerized batching.
We also have been the supplier to over 550 windmills on
the Buffalo Ridge since 1994.
We take great deal of
pride in producing the kind of quality products that you have a
right to expect. Our truck fleet and our people are
willing and anxious to serve you. Our commitment to the
industry is strong. Please feel free to call us with any
questions you might have on your projects. Our references
are always available upon request.
Important Dates in our history include:
1916 Founded by Jens Jasperson,
grandfather of John Bornhoft
1916 Concrete block forms used
1917 First drain tile production
machine purchased 6" = .03 cents each
1922 Building silo from blocks
1924 Silo stave machine purchased
1940 1941 New block machine .16
cents 800 day production
1952 Ready Mix started with 2 - 2 1/2
yard trucks
1954 Silo Construction was
discontinued
1669 Mel Bornhoft (John's Dad)
becomes full owner
1975 John Bornhoft purchases 50% of
business
1978 First cement shortage
1980 Two-Way radios installed in
trucks
1983 New batch plant installed in
Tyler
1984 Discontinued production of
concrete drain tile
1985 Stewart Concrete in Balaton was
purchased by Bornhoft
1986 John Bornhoft purchases 100% of
Tyler plant
1986 Deutz & Crow Marshall
purchase
David L. Meulebroeck - John Bornhoft
1998 Pipestone plant is built for
38,000 yard windmill project.
We are still here having fun!!!