B & M Builders, Inc.

Working from an office on Sunrise Park Drive in Rancho Cordova, B & M Builders, Inc. handles asphalt and concrete pavement projects across Sacramento and other Northern California markets. Its main pavement services are ADA upgrades, paving, pavement repair and seal coating. The family-owned company also runs a commercial mechanical service that maintains and repairs heating, cooling and ventilation equipment, including emergency calls.

Its asphalt portfolio leans toward public agencies and schools. Listed jobs include a $1.3 million contract for the California Department of General Services at the CHP Academy, where crews cold planed the defensive driving and motorcycle training courses and placed paving fabric beneath a new overlay; rebuilding tennis and basketball courts at Camerado Springs Middle School for the Buckeye Union School District, which involved about 805 cubic yards of excavation; repaving a kindergarten play area at Madison Elementary; and the parking lot for a new Dutch Bros in Live Oak. The company says it has worked on about six Dutch Bros sites, doing both paving and concrete for the general contractors involved.

Concrete and streetscape projects include Phase 2 of the Lincoln Boulevard (Old Highway 65) improvements for the City of Lincoln, a $2.75 million job that rebuilt the street, storm drain, curb and gutter, and ADA-accessible sidewalk and added underground electrical for street lights. Others are the 16th Street streetscape for the City of Sacramento, with new curb, gutter, sidewalk, irrigation and pavement markings, and decorative concrete with inset lighting for a memorial at the CAL FIRE training center in Ione. Private examples include a lighted, landscaped parking lot that replaced old tennis courts at Lake Pointe Apartments, and a back lot plus 1,110 linear feet of main entry road at the Haggin Oaks golf complex.

B & M holds several licenses with the California Contractors State License Board and states that it is licensed, bonded and insured. Employees work in crews that are expected to coordinate closely with management, and for specialties outside its own licenses the company teams with regular partner firms. It has also posted local hiring and subcontracting opportunities tied to the City of Lodi's Alley Improvement Project Phase 9, with priority for qualifying Section 3 residents.