General engineering and concrete

Foundations, retaining walls and flatwork, poured out of Nipomo.

California license 1027475 carries two classifications: A General Engineering and C-8 Concrete. Roberto Garibay is the qualifying individual on it. Every photograph below is the company’s own.

Call (805) 723-5010 See the license record

A · General Engineering

The part that goes in the ground

Footings, stem walls, retaining structures and foundations. The work that has to be right before anything can sit on it.

A green boom pump reaching over a hillside cut to place concrete into deep braced formwork, with the coastal hills behind. — **A boom pump reaching over a hillside cut.** The formwork is deep and braced back into the bank, which is the only way to get a pour into ground shaped like this.

Poured concrete retaining walls stepping down a slope in tiers, with a cast stair run alongside. — **Retaining walls stepping down a slope**, with the stair run cast alongside them.

A large poured foundation with column positions set into it, formed and screeded, with a construction fence behind. — **A foundation with the column positions set into it**, poured and screeded ready for the structure above.

C-8 · Concrete

Slabs, stairs and the surfaces people walk on

The flatwork side of the same license: floor slabs, walkways, cast stairs and finished paving.

A large floor slab being floated flat by a crew, with the stem wall already poured along the near edge and markers set across the pour. — **A floor slab being floated out.** The stem wall along the near edge went in first, and the markers standing in the pour hold the levels while the crew works across it.

A cast concrete stair run against a stone-faced wall, with stainless handrails fitted on both sides. — **Cast stairs against a stone wall**, handrails fitted to both sides.

A broad finished concrete paved area jointed into bays, running past column bases in long afternoon shadow. — **The finished surface**, jointed into bays and run out around the column bases.

Checked on the state register

The license, in full

One license number, two classifications. Every line below came off the Contractors State License Board register on September 19, 2026, and you can look it up yourself.

License number: 1027475
Status: This license is current and active
Classifications: A General Engineering · C-8 Concrete
Qualifying individual: Roberto Armando Garibay
Entity: Corporation
First issued: June 2, 2017
Reissued to this entity: May 29, 2020
Expires: May 31, 2028
Contractor’s bond: $25,000 · Atlantic Specialty
Workers’ compensation: In force to May 12, 2027

Hours and where

Weekdays, eight to five

Monday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Garibay Concrete, Inc.
261 W Dana St #200
Nipomo, CA 93444

(805) 723-5010

California license 1027475
A General Engineering · C-8 Concrete

Call about a job

A note from the person who built this

Why this page exists

Roberto, 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. Meanwhile the ten photographs on that listing show a boom pump placing concrete into a hillside cut, tiered retaining walls, a foundation with the column positions set in, and a crew floating out a floor slab. That is work most concrete outfits around here cannot show, and right now it is only visible to someone who scrolls your Google photos.

Everything on this page is already yours. Six of your own photographs, your hours, address and phone number off your listing, and the license details straight from the state register. The one color on the page is not my choice either: the red is sampled out of your own photos, off the buckets and tooling on your sites. 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.

One thing that is free to fix, whether or not you want a site. You have one review on the listing and it has no writing in it. For work at this scale that is the cheapest thing you could change, and asking the last few general contractors you poured for 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