Concrete Contractor in Lancaster, CA - Slabs Poured Square and Level
L&M Lancaster Concrete Construction is a concrete contractor based in Lancaster, CA. We pour driveways, patios, garage floors, foundations and other slab work for homeowners and small businesses across the city.
Concrete contractor in Lancasterbuilt by a crew based here
We're based in Lancaster and work across the Antelope Valley, from Palmdale to Quartz Hill. Most Lancaster calls are for driveways, patios, garage floors and slabs for additions, usually because the old concrete cracked, sank or started holding water.
Price moves with the size, the thickness, how much digging and packing the base needs, and the finish you pick. The schedule depends on whether the city wants a permit and how long the slab has to harden before you use it. Your written estimate covers both.
Call (661) 952-4153 or send the form, and I'll come out, measure and put the estimate in writing.
What we pour in Lancasterfor homes and small shops
From a new driveway to a slab for a shop addition, this is the work we take on for Lancaster homeowners and small business owners.
- Concrete driveway building When an old driveway cracks and sinks, we dig out and pack the base before we pour the new one.
- Concrete patio construction Backyard patios sloped away from the house, so rain runs off instead of pooling by your walls.
- Stamped concrete services Stamped patios and walks that look like stone or brick, without loose pavers to reset.
- Concrete sidewalk building Front walks and side paths replaced where roots or settling have left a lip to trip on.
- Garage floor concrete Garage floors that carry a car, a workbench and a few decades of oil drips.
- Decorative concrete Color and texture for homeowners who want the patio to match the house, not the sidewalk.
- Concrete retaining walls Retaining walls that hold back a sloped yard and keep the dirt off your patio.
- Concrete floor installation Interior floors for shops, additions and small commercial spaces that need a flat, level surface.
- Concrete pool decks Pool decks with a finish that grips wet feet and drains away from the water.
- Concrete steps construction Front and back steps rebuilt to even heights, because the one odd step is the one everybody trips on.
- Slab foundation building Slab foundations for additions, garages and outbuildings, set on packed ground and squared before the pour.
- Foundation installation New foundations dug, formed and poured to the plans for homes and small business buildings.
- Concrete parking lot building Parking lots for small businesses, thick enough for daily traffic and pitched so water doesn't stand.
- Concrete footings Footings for walls, posts and additions, the buried concrete that keeps everything above it from settling.
- Foundation raising If part of your house has settled, we look at why before we talk about raising it.
- Concrete cutting Saw cutting for doorways, utility trenches or pulling out one bad section without breaking the rest.
Why Lancaster hires usfor concrete that stays put
You deal with me from the first measurement to the walkthrough, and you know what you're getting, in writing, before anyone picks up a shovel.
I measure every job myself
I look at the ground and ask what the concrete has to carry, because a patio for chairs and a pad for a truck aren't the same slab.
The base gets the budget first
The packed ground under the slab is hidden on day one, but it decides whether the slab settles, so it's the last place we'd cut.
My crew, with me at the pour
I trained the crew that does the work, and I'm on site when the concrete arrives, because that's the hour you can't fix later.
Licensed, insured, permits handled
We're fully licensed and insured, and if your job needs a permit, we check which office covers your address and handle the paperwork and inspections.
Satisfaction guaranteed on every job
We've poured driveways, slabs and foundations since 2013, and I'd rather pass on a job than pour something I'd have to apologize for.
How a job runsfrom first call to finished slab
The steps stay simple because the estimate already says what we're pouring, how thick and what's left out, so you're not guessing on pour day.
Call or send the form
Call (661) 952-4153 or send the form with what you want poured and roughly where, and we'll set a time for me to come look.
I measure and write it up
I measure, check where the water runs and send you a written estimate with what's included and what isn't laid out plainly.
Permit, prep and pour
We handle any permit, and the city reviews the plans and inspects while the work goes on. Then we prep the ground, pour, finish and let it cure before anyone uses it.
We walk it together
Before we call it done, I walk the job with you so you can see the finish, the joints and where the water runs off.
Lancaster rules that shape a jobsorted before the first shovel
The City of Lancaster sets a few rules before anyone digs, and they decide who can pull a permit for your job.
Permits come first
The city's Building and Safety division issues permits for work that changes or adds value to a property, and the permit comes first.
Who can pull the permit
Permits go only to an owner living at the property, a licensed contractor or their authorized agent, so as your contractor we pull it.
City business license on file
Lancaster won't issue a contractor a permit without a city business license on file, so it's worth asking anyone you're comparing.
Your free Lancaster estimatein writing, from the owner
Tell us what you want poured, where it is and roughly how big, and we'll reply within one business day. I come out to measure, and the written estimate is free with no obligation.
Our work around Lancasterfrom house driveways to storefronts
Lancaster is home base, so a lot of our calls come from right here, mostly driveways, patios and garage floors for houses, plus slabs and parking areas for small businesses. The base and the joints don't change at the city line, and when a job is in Rosamond or Sun Village, we check which office covers that address before we dig.
Not in Lancaster? Give us a call
If your city has a page, you'll find it here. If not, call (661) 952-4153, because we work across the Antelope Valley, not just the cities listed.