Good 'Ol' Boyz Plumbing

Mike V.

This company now (with mine here ) has three reports of a wreckless or thoughtless driver. On Saturday Jul 6th, 2019 my wife and I were returning home from a 30 mile ride out for early breakfast. I saw a man in a white pick up urgently pull over on the side of the road and mess with his toolbox in his truck. I passed him stopped ar 60mph. Later down the road, he passed me at 80mph. Didnt think much about that. Ten miles further, I'm ready to turn left onto my residence street with three vehicles behind me. My left turn indicator has been on for 1/4 mile at least at 45mph and slowing to turn in a no pass section of road due to a blind turn ahead. No cars are approaching in front of me, so I begin to move further left to finish the turn courteously from the left lane and "whoosh" the white Good Ol Boyz GMC pickup passes me on the left. nearly killing my wife and I.
I was filled with rage but I chose not ro chase him down and endanger my wife further. Twenty minutes later, the person driving the car behind me tapped on my garage door to ask if that was us that was nearly crushed by the foolish driver. I always leave my garage dior open whike the Harley air cools so she saw it from the street. We were so glad to see this Angel! She followed the GOB driver to a point where he stopped and got out of the truck and she took a pic of his tailgate and license plate that also included www.gobplumbing.com on the tale gate. Did I mention he backed up and hit her car intentiinally?? Calls by me to the company ended in reports that the truck had been sold. No calls from the owner yet to convey the "new" owner's name etc if that's true. I've turned the matter over to Police.
I think this company has an image problem brewing if they fail to help get this handled. I want this driver off our roads!

Watch out for these drivers and expect the unexpected!! Report them if you see them!

Dan W.

I was nearly run off the road yesterday by one of their drivers, so if this is how they act on the road, then I cannot imagine their work ethic is any better.

The incident occurred during rush hour in Irving, TX at about 5:20 PM, 12.18.18. The particular location was in an area where road construction was cutting two lanes down into one. Rather than zipper in the traffic as is expected in normal traffic, the gentleman driving the Good Ol' Boyz plumbing work truck made it a point to speed up, thus cutting me off from a window I had, and force me to slam on my breaks lest I drive into the road work area which was about 3 feet lower than the road. He then made it a point to stop and glare at me as if I was the one somehow at fault. As fate would have it, we shared the same drive for several miles which allowed me to make a few observations. He sped, typically 10-15 miles over the posted limit (usually getting stuck behind someone doing the limit so I was able to catch up); I often noticed him looking down presumably at a cell phone while driving; and he made regular erratic lane changes without signaling. I'm unsure as to the nature of his rush, but it was unsafe driving at its best.

If the owner happens to read this and would like to reach out to me, I did jot down the license plate and description of the person driving.