TrueRock Holdings, Inc.
TrueRock Holdings, Inc. is a Monroe, NC general contractor offering asphalt paving, sealcoating, and repair services.
- Asphalt Paving
New asphalt installation for driveways, lots, and roads.
- Randy Hetzel★★★★★Jun 9, 2026via google
I am a resident of a subdivision in Monroe that they have been working on for 2 months. If the people wouldn’t spend so much time standing around, they could have been done with this project awhile ago
- Robert Hendrickson★★★★★Feb 19, 2026via google
Killing me on stack rd. this week. Between waiting 15 minutes on my morning commute to work and picking up random metal bits in my tire causing a flat yall should have just shut the road down and detoured people down wolf pond rd.
- Jake O'Malley★★★★★Dec 16, 2025via google
Please drive on this road to see how your product will turn out. Near 1872-1892 N Rocky River Rd, Lancaster, SC 29720 and head North. Go left on Shiloh Unity. Up and down, side to side and everyone's suspension jumping around from the lasagna noodle wave of asphalt. The road is already sinking and rutted out. 45mph with a majority 55mph, it's a nightmare. I've never done asphalt and I could do a better job by myself. Is SCDOT really signing off on these roads that are brand new and feel like wooden roller coasters. Millions of extorted taxpayer dollars for use on absolute garbage. Paying the state/county to "own" your property and this is what we get. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in equipment and dudes 70 years ago were doing it better. Do they know somebody in the system? Way lower than the 2nd lowest bidder? Saw the female flagger try to wave an officer into moving traffic and luckily he stayed put at the stop sign she wasn't even looking the direction the cars were coming from. They just have peons moving levers and hitting buttons, not real asphalters. If they do they need to get their eyes checked and a physical because something is wrong.
- Jessica Richards★★★★★Oct 21, 2025via google
Absolutely horrendous, six months ago I was driving on 64 W. near Tabernacle Elementary, One of the dump trucks was leaving the construction site traveling in the opposite lane of travel spilling thousands of rocks On top of incoming traffic. My car was hit with so many rocks completely destroying my windshield. It was not just me. There was many many other people involved in this who also had significant damage to their vehicles. DOT has opened an investigation. This was pure ignorance and neglect on their part and extremely dangerous. I went through the proper steps of reaching out to multiple people at true rock. After many months of back-and-forth, Tyler in their claims department, finally emailed me back saying that they were sending me a check to replace my windshield. That was 2 months ago. Still nothing. No response nothing. As a former business owner, this is absolutely disgusting. I personally have been in contact with multiple people who also had significant damage to their vehicle steering this incident, and not one of them has been compensated every single one of them is being Completely different story! Y’all need to get it together you are running your business into the ground. Clearly, this has been an ongoing issue with this business. The reviews are horrible. Their Facebook reviews are horrible. And no wonder the quality of work and accountability is so low because their cruise are too busy making TikTok’s on a job site
- Michael M★★★★★Apr 16, 2025via google
The crew ( traffic direction) working the intersection of Archdale Rd and Trinity Rd on 4/15/25 at approximately 5:30 pm in Archdale NC was the dumbest, unprofessional, inexperienced and clueless crew I have seen directing traffic. The male and female workers made over fifteen cars sit on a side street for twenty minutes as they watched the pilot truck go past them four different times. The female kept yelling at the male and throwing her hands in the air obviously neither knowing what the hell was going on. It appeared like someone had picked these workers up in front of a Walmart, gave them a yellow vest and stuck them in the road. No workers had walkie talkies so they could communicate and they were so far apart they couldn’t see what traffic was doing down the road. I would never pick this company to do any of my construction work. I think OSHA should investigate their safety procedures.
