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About Pipping Concrete

Building Strong Foundations for Farmers Across the United States

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If you're looking for an experienced contractor for your farm, you've come to the right place. When it comes to agricultural concrete solutions, Pipping Concrete is the original and most experienced. 

 

Since 1985, we’ve designed hundreds of waste storage facilities, installed tens of thousands of feet of bunker walls, built more than 45 anaerobic digesters, and poured hundreds of thousands of yards of concrete. We are confident in our claim to being the most experienced agricultural concrete contractor in the United States.  

 

While we’re based in Wisconsin, we’re proud to serve farmers nationwide and are one of the mobile agricultural contractors as well. We’ve completed more than 500 agricultural concrete projects across the country, serving farms in New York, Florida, Washington, California, Wisconsin, and more. 

40 Years of Concrete Excellence

From a small humble beginning in 1985, owner Dennis Pipping purchased a farm equipment business and slowly transitioned it into an agricultural concrete company. Using hard work, good decisions, and ethical business practices, he established a name the resonates quality to farmers and agricultural operations throughout the United States.

Building a Lasting Legacy

To this day, most of our new clients come from word of mouth. The farming community is a tight-knit family, so a positive recommendation is everything. We owe all of our success to our wonderful team, clients, and their families. Thank you all for continuing to support us and recommend us as the best!

Our Promise

To hold high moral and ethical standards and work together to provide customer satisfaction. This is accomplished with dedication, teamwork, and a willingness to succeed.

Our Work in Action

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Abel Dairy Farm

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Verhoef Dairy Farm

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Frontier Feedlot

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