Ivan Weaver Construction

Nov 10th, 2022

Ivan Weaver Construction built our 12,000 square foot warehouse for the Amish Oak Furniture Co. in Loudonville. We were extremely pleased with all aspects of the building process, as well as follow up with anything needed afterward. Highly recommend them. Very professional, honest, good communication and easy to work with.
Feb 11th, 2021

Ivan Weaver construction built a home for me in the 70s. The also built a dressing plant and a large turkey barn. I loved the workers and Ivan told me once that if he wasnt Amish, he would have electric garage door openers. His company bought many smoked turkeys from our dressing plant at the holidays. Now that I am living in Holmes Co close to Millersburg, I hope Ivan and family are doing well. Would love to see him. Kathy Stitzlein Swendal Locke.
Jul 25th, 2020

Ivan D. Weaver, Fredericksburg, Ohio: Failed at least two state inspections in December 2020 for more than 15 violations; repeat violations for dogs kept in dangerous, small and defective housing. Ohio inspectors found problems during three different visits to Ivan Weavers kennel in 2020, state records show. On Nov. 24, 2020, they attempted to perform an inspection, but no one appeared to give them access to the property, which is concerning; state-licensed dog kennels are required to make facilities available for inspection during normal business hours, and interfering or refusing full access would be a violation of state law. When inspectors returned again on Dec. 3, 2020, they found 17 different non-compliant issues, including enclosures for the dogs that were damaged, poorly constructed or didnt have enough space, and open metal flooring that wasnt adequately coated, which is uncomfortable and dangerous for the dogs and is not permitted under state law; some of the flooring was so unstable that it bounced and bent under the weight of the dogs. Inspectors also noted that Weaver was lacking complete health records on the dogs, and lacked proof of a dental performed by a veterinarian for seven different dogs. Weaver had also bred females before [they had been] declared healthy following a physical examination, among other issues. The inspectors claimed that Weaver corrected some of the issues during the inspection, but when they returned again on Dec. 11, they found 12 repeated issues, and rated the kennel non-compliant again. Some of the dogs still needed dental treatment, some of the housing was still unacceptable, and some of the dog enclosures still lacked adequate spacing and still had open metal flooring or unstable flooring. As of April 1, 2021, HSUS researchers were not able to obtain any inspection records from 2021 showing whether the issues were corrected. OH #CB001D64
Jul 27th, 2021

May 23rd, 2019