Central Coast ConcreteArroyo Grande, California

(805) 710-3838

Concrete flatwork and foundations

Driveways, slabs and foundations, poured in Arroyo Grande.

Jeremy Hall has held California license 1093548, C-8 Concrete, since 2022. Every photograph on this page is one he took and posted himself.

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A driveway mid-job: beyond the form board the concrete is poured and floated smooth; in front of it the graded subgrade with reinforcing bar tied out in a grid.

One frame, both halves

The form board across the middle divides the same driveway. Beyond it, the pour: floated flat, edged, with a curb running along the cut bank on the right. In front of it, what goes in first: the subgrade graded out and the reinforcing bar tied into a grid. The plastic sheeting taped up the stucco is part of the same job.

Finished

What it looks like when the forms come off

Two driveways in Arroyo Grande, both his own photographs.

A wide concrete driveway curving past a stucco house, with a poured curb following the cut bank and the Arroyo Grande hills behind at dusk.
The curb is part of the pour. It follows the cut bank the whole way round rather than being set separately afterwards.
A finished concrete driveway and walkway at a single-storey house, edged against fresh planting and bark beds.
A driveway and the walkway to the door, poured together and edged against the planting beds.
Close-up of a rail being fastened along a concrete edge with a cordless drill, a level laid along the top.

Before the truck arrives

The finish is decided before any concrete is on site

Where the rails sit is where the surface will sit. Once the load is on the ground there is no going back and adjusting it, which is why the slow part of a concrete job happens before anyone sees any concrete.

Checked on the state register

The license, in full

There are no reviews on his Google listing to read, so here is the other thing you can check. Every line below came off the Contractors State License Board register on September 19, 2026, and you can look it up yourself.

License number
1093548
Status
This license is current and active
Classification
C-8 · Concrete
Licensee
Jeremy R Hall
Entity
Sole Ownership
Issued
July 6, 2022
Expires
July 31, 2028
Contractor’s bond
$25,000 · Nationwide Mutual
Workers’ compensation
In force to April 18, 2027
Comp classification
52051 · Concrete and cement work

In his own words

The most recent job he posted

“New A.D.U foundation will be the ultimate guest quarters!”

Central Coast Concrete · posted to Google, September 2, 2026

Getting hold of him

Arroyo Grande

Driveways, walkways, patios, slabs and foundations. Call and talk through the job. What the base needs is usually the part that decides the price.

Call (805) 710-3838

Central Coast Concrete
588 Newman Dr
Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

(805) 710-3838

California license 1093548, C-8 Concrete

A note from the person who built this

Why this page exists

Jeremy, you don’t know me. I’m Matthew, and I build websites for contractors on the California coast. I built this one before asking, because it is easier to look at a real page than to listen to a pitch.

Here is what I noticed, and it is the whole reason I picked you. Your Google listing has no website on it at all. Where the link would go there is an empty slot, and Google fills it with a prompt asking whoever is looking at you to add one for you. Meanwhile the photographs sitting on that listing are genuinely good. The one at the top of this page has the poured half and the unpoured half of the same driveway in a single frame, which explains what you do better than a paragraph could. Nobody is seeing them anywhere except Google.

Everything on this page is already yours. Four of your own photographs, your address and phone number off your listing, and the license details straight from the state register. The colors are not my choice either: the blue and the green are sampled out of your own logo, which was sitting in your photos as a picture of a printed card. Nothing here is stock and nothing is invented. If a detail is wrong, it is wrong because I read it wrong, and I’d want to know.

Two things I noticed that are free to fix, whether or not you want a site. Your listing has no hours on it, and it has no reviews yet. Google shows both gaps to everyone who looks you up. The hours take a minute in your business profile. The reviews only take asking the last few people you poured for, and they would do more for you than this page will.

$950 flat if you want it, live in about a week on a domain in your name, and you own everything: the domain, the files, all of it. If it is not for you I will take it down, no hard feelings.

Matthew
(805) 457-3562

Call (805) 710-3838