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📞 Contact

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Address

900 Marshall St, Bethlehem, PA 18017

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Phone610-865-5034
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About This Station

Koller Concrete Incorporated in Bethlehem, PA earns a 4.4⭐ rating for exceptional concrete work and professional service. Customers consistently praise their skilled drivers, reliable communication, and high-quality concrete deliveries. With years of trusted service, they've built a strong reputation for timely work, professional operators, and going above and beyond with additional services like painting and cleanup.

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Inspection Services

This station is PennDOT certified to perform the following inspections:

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From Customer Reviews
🚚 Book early for concrete deliveries - customers highlight their reliable timeliness and excellent communication throughout projects 👷 Experienced operators handle pump trucks and concrete work with professional skill - reviewers specifically praise their expertise 📞 Call ahead for scheduling - their weekday hours (7AM-3PM Mon-Fri) fill up quickly due to high demand and positive reputation 🤝 Expect exceptional customer service - they often assist with additional work like painting and site cleanup beyond standard concrete services

Location & Directions

900 Marshall St, Bethlehem, PA 18017

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Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles can be inspected at this station?

This station is PennDOT certified to inspect: .

What are the business hours?

Check the business hours section above for current operating hours. We recommend calling ahead to confirm availability.

How long does a vehicle inspection take?

Most vehicle inspections take between 30-60 minutes, depending on the vehicle type and current wait times. Call ahead to check wait times.

What do I need to bring for my inspection?

Bring your vehicle registration, proof of insurance, and ensure all lights, wipers, horn, and safety equipment are working properly before your visit.

What are common reasons for inspection failure?

Common failures include: broken or dim lights, worn tires (less than 2/32" tread), windshield cracks in driver's view, non-functioning wipers, and emissions issues.

What if my vehicle fails inspection?

If your vehicle fails, you have until the end of the following month to make repairs and return for a free reinspection at the same station.