A free guide to hiring contractors in North County San DiegoLicense records read Oct 14, 2026 · How we list
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North County concrete contractors, by city

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  • 52 of 113 matched to an active CSLB license · read Oct 14
  • 16 city permits pulled by 3 of these businesses
A crew in hard hats spreading and leveling freshly poured concrete, seen from above
Stock photo, not a listed business · Photo: Acton Crawford / Unsplash

Where the facts come from · How we use these sources

  • Contractors State License Board
  • City of San Diego
  • City of Carlsbad
  • City of Vista
  • Google Business Profile

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  • Escondido27
  • Carlsbad14
  • Oceanside13

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How we help you choose

Every fact is public and dated.

  • License status

    From CSLB, linked to the state record.

  • Bond and workers’ comp

    From the same CSLB record.

  • City permits

    Permits pulled in San Diego, Carlsbad, Vista, San Marcos and Escondido, matched to the business.

  • Direct contact

    Tap Call for the number the business lists on Google.

License coverage
113listed businesses
52 active8 other matched statuses53 not yet matched

CSLB snapshot Oct 14

Before you hire a concrete contractor

Five checks before anyone starts work.

  1. Match the license
    Look for C-8 Concrete on the CSLB record. How to check a license
  2. Check bond and workers' comp
    Profiles with a matched license show the contractor bond and whether the business carries workers' comp or has certified having no employees. A crew on an exemption is a question to ask.
  3. Get written estimates
    Ask two or three businesses for scope, materials, permit costs and a start date in writing, so the quotes compare like for like.
  4. Ask about permits
    Ask who pulls the permit, and confirm with your city or the county which jobs need one.
  5. Ask for local references
    A business that does good work nearby can point you to a recent job and a name to call.

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113 concrete businesses across 14 communities.

Oceanside Pier at sunrise, seen from above the beach and palm treesOceanside13 listedRows of red, orange and yellow ranunculus flowers at the Flower Fields in CarlsbadCarlsbad14 listedThe Encinitas arch sign over the Coast Highway beside La Paloma TheatreEncinitas6 listedSand, bluffs and ocean at the north end of Solana BeachSolana BeachNearby optionsThe lawn and palm trees of Powerhouse Park above the beach in Del MarDel Mar4 listedLooking east down Main Street in downtown VistaVista13 listedHomes and a lake in San Marcos seen from a hillsideSan Marcos11 listedThe Escondido arch sign over Grand Avenue, lined with palm treesEscondido27 listedAvocado and fruit orchards on a hillside farm in Fallbrook, seen from the airFallbrook8 listedFog filling the valley below the mountains at sunrise, with palm trees, a house and fruit trees, seen from BonsallBonsall2 listedA large oak tree beside a dirt trail in Valley CenterValley Center5 listedSpanish-style buildings with red tile roofs on a street in Rancho Santa FeRancho Santa FeNearby optionsLake Poway seen from the park lawn, with trees and hills behindPoway6 listedA dirt road with wooden fences crossing the Ramona GrasslandsRamona1 listedLake Hodges passing under Interstate 15 just north of Rancho Bernardo, seen from the airRancho Bernardo2 listedA dirt trail through a green valley in the Carmel Valley neighborhood of San DiegoCarmel ValleyNearby optionsGrassland and hills in Los Peñasquitos Canyon PreserveRancho Peñasquitos1 listedThe stone sign for Patriot Park in 4S Ranch, with a lawn and a hill behind it4S RanchNearby options
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Answers from the listings

How many concrete contractors are listed in North County?

We list 113 businesses, drawn from public listings observed Sep 30, 2026.

How many concrete contractors are matched to an active CSLB license?

52 of 113 (46%) are matched to an active Contractors State License Board license. If a listing has no match, we haven't tied a license to it yet, so ask the business for its number.

Do concrete contractors carry workers' comp and a bond?

Of the 52 with an active license, 41 carry workers' comp insurance and 7 have certified having no employees (an exemption). 52 have the required contractor bond on file with CSLB.

Which concrete contractors are open 24/7?

By their Google hours, 7 are open 24 hours every day: AV Concrete Pumping, Dalinghaus Foundation Repair, Rose Concrete Resurfacing & Epoxy and Encinitas Concrete, and 3 more. Call to confirm before an emergency.

What services do concrete contractors list most?

On their Google Business Profiles (read Oct 2, 2026), the most-listed services are retaining walls (25), concrete driveway building (19), concrete sidewalk building (19) and foundations (19). A business without a label may still do the work, so ask.

How long have concrete contractors been licensed?

Among the 52 with an active matched license, the median license was first issued in 2004, and 30 have held their license for 20 years or more.

From all 113 listings · CSLB read Oct 14, 2026

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Escondido27 listed
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