L & L Concrete Construction opened in 1976 at Grand Island, NE, with a mission to become a regional leader in concrete construction. We've grown to serve clients nationwide in commercial, industrial, municipal, and residential sectors. We're a fully bonded company with a workforce committed to quality and safety. We rarely employ subcontractors, which allows us to follow all best practices and adhere to strict specifications and deadlines. Call us today!
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L & L Concrete Construction is a local and family-owned concrete company using the latest technology for commercial, residential, industrial, and municipal customers. We deliver and create exactly what you need, where you need it. Call us for a FREE estimate! L & L Concrete Construction uses laser screed technology that boosts speed and efficiency during the concrete process.
Laser screed technology doubles the amount of concrete that can be poured as compared to conventional methods while also increasing floor-leveling precision. This equipment allows us to reduce the time we stay at your site, which keeps your project on schedule. Call us to learn more about our latest and unique techniques.
L & L Concrete Construction's sister company, Big Red Concrete Pumping, also maintains a wide range of advanced specialty equipment to get any job done quickly and dependably. Thanks to experience that goes back to 1976, we'll make sure you get exactly what you're expecting and maybe even something extra including a one-year warranty on your concrete product.
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Antonio Acevedo
Jan 18, 2022
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If your looking for a job don't apply here, ken Donahoo is superintendent and every single person has quit because of ken. Ken is running this business into the ground and is not beneficial to the owner Leo. As long as ken is there at L&L they will just continue to lose workers. VERY TOXIC WORK ENVIRONMENT!!!! Ken knows and has a LOT of experience in concrete 35+ years to be exact, but he is not competent enough for his position, he isn't a LEADER he is purely a boss and really not a good one at that. Apply at a company that genuinely cares about the way they treat their employees. They're plenty
Steve Gallucci
Jun 11, 2018
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