Concrete Contractor in Mojave, CA - Driveways and Slabs Poured Square and Level
L&M Lancaster Concrete Construction pours driveways, patios, slabs and foundations for homes and small businesses in Mojave, CA. We're based in Lancaster, and I come out myself to measure every job before we quote it.
Concrete work in Mojavepoured once and poured right
We're based in Lancaster and run up Highway 14 to Mojave the same way we head out to Rosamond and California City. Up here the calls are mostly driveways, patios, garage floors and slabs for shops, and the ground decides how much digging comes first.
Price comes down to size, thickness, how much base the ground needs and the finish, and the schedule turns on any county permit and the cure. It's the same work we do in Acton.
Call (661) 952-4153 or send the form, and I'll come out, measure and put your quote in writing.
Concrete services in Mojavefor homes, shops and bigger lots
We do the full range of concrete work in Mojave, from a garage floor to a foundation, with the base dug out and packed first.
- Concrete driveway building Long gravel drives on bigger lots, replaced with a slab that's dug out and packed so it doesn't settle with the dirt.
- Concrete patio construction Back patios set to fall away from the house, so water runs off instead of pooling at the wall.
- Stamped concrete services A stamped pattern on a patio or walk when you want the look of stone without paying for stone.
- Concrete sidewalk building Walks from the driveway to the door, with control joints, cut grooves that tell cracks where to go.
- Garage floor concrete Garage floors thick enough for trucks and tools, finished smooth so they sweep clean.
- Decorative concrete Colored or textured concrete for an entry or patio that should look like more than a gray slab.
- Concrete retaining walls Where a lot drops off and the dirt needs holding back from a yard or drive, we build the wall to do it.
- Concrete floor installation Interior slabs for shops, sheds and additions, poured level so walls and shelving sit true.
- Concrete pool decks Pool decks with a broom finish, a light brushed texture that keeps wet feet from slipping.
- Concrete steps construction Cracked or settled front steps torn out and replaced with even risers you won't trip on.
- Slab foundation building Slab foundations for homes, garages and outbuildings, on a subgrade, the ground under it, that's dug out and packed.
- Foundation installation New foundations with rebar set inside, the steel that keeps concrete from pulling apart if it cracks.
- Concrete parking lot building Small business owners in town get lots built thick enough for daily traffic and delivery trucks.
- Concrete footings Footings for posts, walls and additions, dug to the depth the job calls for before anything gets poured.
- Foundation raising If a foundation has sunk or tilted, we find out why the ground moved before we raise it.
- Concrete cutting Openings, trenches and damaged sections cut out of existing slabs so repairs and new work can tie in clean.
Why Mojave calls usa crew that pours it once
I don't talk much on site. I'll tell you what your concrete needs, what it doesn't, and what goes wrong when people skip the base.
Owner on site for the pour
I measure the job myself and I'm there when the truck shows up, running a crew I trained, so nobody's guessing on pour day.
Base first, finish second
If the budget gets tight, the finish gets simpler before the base gets thinner, because a nice-looking slab on loose dirt cracks anyway.
Licensed in California, insured for every job
We're fully licensed and insured. The state licensing board requires a license on any job that needs a permit, uses a crew, or runs $1,000 or more in labor and materials.
Running this business since 2013
I learned under a foreman who made me tear out forms until they were dead straight, and I started this business in 2013.
We'd rather pass than patch
I'd rather pass on a job than pour something I'd have to apologize for, and that's why it's satisfaction guaranteed on every job.
From first call to cured slabhow a Mojave job runs
You'll know what the job includes before anyone picks up a shovel, because the estimate comes in writing after I've seen the ground myself.
Call or send the form
Tell us what you want poured and where, by phone at (661) 952-4153 or through the form, and we'll set a time for me to come out.
I measure and write it up
I look at the ground, measure and ask what the concrete has to carry, then send a written estimate showing what's included and what isn't.
Permit, prep, pour and cure
Mojave is unincorporated, so if your job needs a permit, we get it from Kern County's permit counter and handle inspections. Then we prep, pour, finish and let it cure, the wait before you use it.
Walk it with you
Before we call it done, we walk the finished job with you, check the edges, joints and finish, and answer anything that's left.
What Mojave ground asks forand how we pour for it
Kern County notes a few things about the ground out here, and each one changes how we build a slab.
Soil that swells
Parts of Kern County have expansive soil that swells and presses on slabs and footings, so we dig out and pack the base first.
Soil that drops out
Collapsible soil can settle unevenly under a slab, which is why we pack the subgrade instead of raking it level and hoping.
Septic tanks and lines
Many county areas have no sewer and use private systems, so we find the tank and lines before laying out a driveway or slab.
Free on-site quote in Mojavefrom the owner, in writing
Tell us what you want poured and where, and we reply within one business day. I'll come out, measure and send you a free written quote, with no pressure and no obligation.
Working in Mojavea straight run up from Lancaster
Highway 14 runs straight up from Lancaster to Mojave, and the Air & Space Port sits out where it meets Highway 58. We work on houses in town and on bigger lots toward the edges, where long drives, shop slabs and patios are the usual calls.
Most folks here know the rows of parked planes at the airport better than they know what's under their own slab. That's fine. I'll look at the ground, tell you what it's doing and what the concrete needs, and give it to you straight.
Other cities we pour in
If your city has its own page, start there. If not, call (661) 952-4153, since we work across the Antelope Valley and not only in the cities listed.