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        WHO WE ARE

        We at Anson Contractors, Inc are here for you. We have extensive knowledge and skills when it comes to Heavy Construction Services. From clearing and excavation to erosion control and storm drainage work, our team

        can get it done for you. We have over 39 years of experience as a Licensed General Contractor, so you can be sure of the quality of our services. Contact us today to learn more about us or to inquire about our services.

        The Way We Work

        Safety – Safety is our top priority at Anson Contractors, Inc. The most important consideration on every job is that employees, subcontractors, and the community remain safe.

        Quality – Providing products and services that exceed expectations is the cornerstone of building a successful business. They are also the key ingredients necessary to build an excellent reputation. Our attention to detail, workmanship and work ethic are second to none and are demonstrated through our work.

        Innovation – We are constantly looking for methods and processes that will allow us to exceed specifications on our job sites. Our fleet includes some of the latest technology and equipment automation.

        Communication – Anson Contractors, Inc. is committed to being responsive to the needs of our employees and our clients. Our clients have direct lines of communication to the principal parties responsible for their project site.
        Anson - The Way We Work


        Our History

        Anson Contractors, Inc has a long and storied history that includes being a part of 21st Century North Carolina. The company’s roots dates back to Sikes Bros. Construction Co. Inc. consisting of 3 brothers as a part of the post-World War II expansion. After completing their military service during WWII, the Bros. returned home and started a small grading company. After starting the company, they were able to grow quickly during the construction boom in the 1950’s and 60’s. The company was assembled with a labor force of trusted employees from various backgrounds in farming and timber industries. As America began to expand and the Interstate Highway system was implemented, the Sikes Brothers began to take on more large-scale highway projects across the state. Even
        though the many projects are far too numerous to name, some are still recognizable to many of us today. Listed below are a few notable projects completed.
         
        While Sikes Bros. experienced some the greatest times of growth and development in America and the start-up of many of today’s largest corporations, Sikes Bros. was derailed as result to the untimely death of brothers Bruce and Jim Sikes and the advancing age of the 3rd brother, Ralph Sr. The company began closing out contracts and worked towards downsizing, eventually closing the
        doors during the mid-1970’s.
         
        Upon the shutdown of Sikes Bros., Anson Contractors, a subsidiary of Sikes Bros. was taken over by Ralph Sikes Jr. and lifelong friend and co-worker, Lane Tucker, who elected to continue working in the construction industry.
         
        By the Mid 1980’s, they had grown Anson into more than fifty production grading units and a sizeable fleet of trucks capable of tackling a variety of projects. During the mid 1990’s, Anson was poised with an experienced personnel and a modern fleet of equipment, to diversify into landfill construction and closure area during a time of expansion throughout the state of North Carolina. Anson was well diversified in equipment and experience and was awarded a section of the Rockingham-Hamlet Bypass in neighboring Richmond Co. in July of 97’and finished one year ahead of schedule. After the turn of the millennium, ACI was purchased by second generation brothers Robert (Bob) Sikes and David Sikes to the original Sikes Bros. Construction Co. With new ownership and determination to follow their father’s footsteps, they began to rebuild the company in what is now known and considered the “The Great Recession”. Having faced many challenges and adversity, Anson has managed to once again emerge under new leadership and the start of a third generation that has tackled a variety of civil construction projects from FHA, DOT, public utilities, landfills, airports, and large agricultural expansions and developments.
         
        As Anson looks to its 40th Anniversary in 2021, it has made a mark in development of the local community and neighboring cities and towns. From the early days of the American Post WWII expansion to present day, the company has been a part of the Sikes Family and is very proud to continue the heritage and demand for quality work. The company’s history is just as diverse as its long list of completed projects. As we continue into the 21st century, Anson is set to continue the tradition of building projects together with quality hard work and determination while forming a team alongside its clients to produce top quality results.


        Some of Our Recent Notable Works

        Laurinburg-Maxton Airport - T/W-F Rehabilitation

        Anson High School - Track Replacement

        Kershaw County Airport - Woodward Field - Comprehensive

        Airfield Drainage Improvements

        Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, Cultural Center Lake Dam

        Repairs, Pembroke, NC

        Development Drive Extension, Richmond County

        Anson County Landfill (multiple cells constructed)

        Whispering Hills Subdivision, Stanly County

        Sports Field and Fieldhouse, Richmond 9th Grade Facility

        Apron Reconstruction and Hangar Relocation, Richmond County

        Queen City Transfer Station, Mecklenburg County

        Anson County Water Treatment Plant Lagoons/Dam Repair

        Town of Ellerbe Water Lagoon Closure

        Runway Safety Improvement, Kershaw County, SC

        Laurinburg-Maxton Airport - Taxiway

        Moore County Landfill, multiple jobs

        5 miles of Newly Paved Roads through Pee Dee Wildlife Refuge.

        Chalk’s Landing Subdivision, Richmond County

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        Physical Address

        1135 Avery Road
        Polkton, NC 28135

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        Mailing Address

        P.O. Box 796

        Wadesboro, NC 28170

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        Contact Info.

        Phone: External link opens in new tab or window704-694-6450
        Fax: 704-694-7401

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