Family ownership
The people making decisions are tied directly to the name on the truck and the work in the field.
Family owned in Bakersfield
A family name.
A working standard.
Kern County Custom Concrete is built around family, field experience, and the belief that your name should mean something when it is attached to the work.
1995Bakersfield roots
C-8CSLB #1095313 / DIR #1001009307
2Generations
Our story
Concrete knowledge passed forward.
Jerry Fuentez Sr. founded Kern County Custom Concrete and established the hands-on standard that still shapes the company. What started with one generation of concrete experience has grown into a team that combines field leadership, estimating, project management, and office support.
Today, owner Jerry Fuentez Jr. carries the business forward with the same family name and a broader range of work—from federal, military, state, and local concrete packages to school modernization, commercial construction, and residential projects.
Why family matters
The name on the truck matters.
Family ownership does not replace planning, documentation, or professional project controls. It raises the stakes. The owner, founder, superintendent, estimator, project manager, and office manager all share responsibility for how the company shows up.
That means understanding the work, staying close to the field, communicating when conditions change, and treating the finished concrete like a reflection of the whole team.
What we stand for
Simple principles. Hard work.
Field accountability
Plans matter, site conditions matter, and somebody has to own the details from layout through finish.
Straight communication
Clear expectations, direct answers, and early coordination keep problems from growing after the pour starts.
Built for the long haul
Every project is another chance to earn the next call from a contractor, agency, school, or homeowner.
View Channel 17 feature →Featured on KGET Channel 17
The family business on Studio 17 Live.
Jerry and Andre Fuentez joined Studio 17 Live to share how their father built the family business and how they continue carrying that working standard forward.
View the KGET 17 feature →Also featured on 23ABC
KCCC team member Matthew Calderon spoke about hydration, protective clothing, and staying prepared for Bakersfield's extreme summer heat.
View the 23ABC report →The people behind KCCC