When Lowes Comes to Town, Piedmont Lumber Burns Down
Piedmont Lumber, San Bruno Fire, La Virage, FedEx, Limo's, Pipelines, Schools, New Construction, Tunnels and more.
Piedmont Lumber
Lowes
Home Depot
When your main branch burns to the ground you've finally lost all your
ground, you're out of cash, your revenues smashed, the press comes in
to your blame you for not having cash.Lowes Concord
Grand Opening Summer 2009
The opening the Concord Lowes timing rather coincidence to the
urban changes in Contra Costa County where businesses are targeted
and destroyed
Piedmont Fire
February 2010
The highly suspicious fire that many call arson but my vantage
point being an arson victim points to the Investment Community and
Investors that come to town and everything burns down.
Piedmont Lumber
Since 1934
When Lowes Comes To Town Piedmont Lumber Burns Down
Home Depot Concord
Grand Opening 1999
The opening the Concord Home Depot arrived in the 90s setting the
ground work for acquiring new business but as the new economy
tanked in the late 2000s there were too many lumber yards in
Contra Costa County
About the Author
Resident of Contra Costa Since 1978
Pete Bennett arrived in Contra Costa in June 1978 where he began
working for local contractors where he created work by hustling
leaves, pushing paint, endless runs to the dump, moving dirt and grime
while turning sweat into money.
Along the way he went for his dream of owning a woodworking shop but the
shop grew rapidly after leasing a small 1000 SF shop in Concord in less
than a year he purhchased an existing shop on Shary Circle.
He used to wear suits now he wears C-Collars
By 1987 his "woodworking shop" expanding to 9000sf with millions in
future revenue on the horizon when tragedy struck in a personal injury
case in the Matter of Bennett v. Southern Pacific
He lost his suits when his dry cleaner committed suicide around the
time he was appearing on CNN
His business eventually collapse in connection to rouge police officers
connected to the City of Pittsburg where Bennett was forced out of
business by external forces.
One key factor was the pattern of incidents and breakins which included Arson
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