About Us
Mathewson Co.
Humble beginnings allowed us to build character, strength and integrity one year at a time. Being deeply rooted in the heart of Monadnock region, we are fortunate to have developed a wonderful client base and become a vital part of the community.
Over the years, we also became an important economic factor in the area, offering affordable goods and services as well as providing well paid jobs for the residents of local communities.
Loyal customers and employees are our most valuable assets.
Proud member of Greater Peterborough Chamber of CommerceWe are proud to be a member of the Hancock community and a member of the Great Peterborough Chamber of Commerce.
Mission Statement
Trusted and used by individual customers and large companies alike.
History
TWO DECADES OF GROWTH & SERVICE
1989 – Began offering the service of paving in addition to asphalt maintenance.
1990 – Began offering winter driveway maintenance services of plowing, sanding and shoveling to provide year-round employment for employees.
1996 – Incorporated “The Mathewson Companies”.
1997 – Began offering excavation and site work services.
1997 – Became one of the first companies in the Monadnock Region to recycle asphalt products.
2000 – Began offering services for septic system installation, replacement and evaluations.
2002 – Main office moved from 120 Norway Hill Road to 160 Norway Hill Road. New shop built and gravel pit area established between Route 202 and the office.
2003 – Phil Mathewson received “Business Leader of the Year” award from the Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce.
2004 – Began operating the former Upland Farms Gravel Pit on Sharon Road in Peterborough.
2011– Rivermead Retirement Community Phase II project began. Cutler Associates Inc., hired Mathewson Companies, Inc. for excavation and site development.
2012 – Septic Pumping Services launched. Converted a vintage 99 Mac into a septic pumping truck
2014 – Expansion into site development sector
2017 – Internal restructuring to adapt to the challenges of reenergizing economy.