Where We Work

We come to you.

S & L Concrete is a mobile, service-area business — Shannon travels to the job site, not the other way around.

Redding, CA

Shasta County seat and home base

Redding is home base — the city where Shannon has done concrete work for decades, from driveways and patios to commercial slabs for local businesses. It's the center of S & L Concrete's service area, with everything else radiating out from here.

Anderson, CA

Ten miles south of Redding on the Sacramento River

Anderson sits about ten miles south of Redding on the Sacramento River. Close enough that scheduling is straightforward — and close enough that the summer heat and the river-adjacent ground both shape how the work gets done.

Cottonwood, CA

Unincorporated Shasta County, on Cottonwood Creek

Cottonwood sits on Cottonwood Creek, fifteen miles from both Redding and Red Bluff. It's rural, unincorporated, and full of acreage — which usually means longer driveways, heavier vehicles, and concrete that has to be specified for the load rather than the square footage.

Palo Cedro, CA

Eight miles east of Redding, on Cow Creek

Palo Cedro sits eight miles east of Redding on Cow Creek. At the 2020 census, 100% of its residents lived in rural areas — which tells you most of what you need to know about the concrete work out here.

Shasta Lake, CA

North of Redding at 807 feet, near the lake and dam

The city of Shasta Lake sits north of Redding at 807 feet — noticeably higher than the valley floor, and the terrain shows it. Slope and drainage drive most of the concrete work here.

Red Bluff, CA

Tehama County seat, south along I-5

Red Bluff is the Tehama County seat, south of Redding along I-5 and the lowest-elevation town in the service area at 305 feet. Summers run just as hot, and a lot of the work here is deciding whether old concrete is worth saving.

Mount Shasta, CA

Siskiyou County, 3,586 feet, roughly 103 inches of snow a year

Mount Shasta sits at 3,586 feet in Siskiyou County and takes around 103 inches of snow a year, with January lows averaging 27°F. Concrete that freezes and thaws all winter is a different specification from concrete poured on the valley floor — and getting that wrong is what destroys mountain flatwork.

Weed, CA

Siskiyou County, 3,425 feet, January lows averaging 24°F

Weed sits at 3,425 feet in Siskiyou County, with January lows averaging 24°F — the coldest of anywhere S & L Concrete serves. Freeze-thaw is the governing condition here, and it decides how the concrete gets specified.

Orland, CA

Glenn County, farm country at 259 feet

Orland sits in Glenn County at 259 feet — the southern reach of S & L Concrete's service area and the lowest elevation in it. It's irrigated farm country, and agricultural property asks different things of concrete than a residential lot does.