Bontke Brothers Construction Co

The ladies of Abilene’s John Davis chapter of Daughters of American Revolution (DAR) found this marking at a marker that our chapter put up on 1929. What a wonderful job you did for us back then! Thank you and congrats on still being around! Barbara Hart, Secretary

Bontke Construction Company in Abilene, Texas is truly top-tier when it comes to professionalism, quality, and execution. From the leadership down, this team operates like a well-oiled machine. Brent sets the tone at the top with strong, clear leadership, and it flows through the entire company. The project managers—Marshall and Sawyer—are extremely knowledgeable and always on point when it comes to planning, communication, and keeping projects running smoothly. And out in the field, Nico is an outstanding foreman who knows how to lead a crew and get the job done right. Their equipment is always clean, modern, and well-maintained, which speaks volumes about the pride they take in their work. They also take safety seriously, consistently following all protocols and regulations to ensure every job is done safely and efficiently. What really sets Bontke apart is their ability to crush deadlines. They don’t just meet timelines—they beat them, all while delivering top-quality results. Their expertise in concrete and construction is clear from start to finish, and you can tell they truly know what they’re doing. If you’re looking for a reliable, experienced, and professional construction company in West Texas, Bontke Construction should be your first call. Highly recommended!

Your CDL driver driving truck 0-56 on May 1st at 9:15 am ran me up into the concrete median on the highway trying to get over for traffic entering the highway when I was beside his trailer. I also have video and will be making a report to TDOT! Dude shouldn't hold a CDL!

Just had a run in with a young smart mouth employee holding his phone while driving and yelling out of the window at me because I asked him to back up to make a turn. I think he tried to give me the finger (not sure) but he yelled a lot as he drove off with his phone in his hand.