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JAYNES CONCRETE

An owner needs concrete work that supports the design, the construction sequence, and the building’s long-term use. Jaynes brings self-perform concrete expertise into early planning and field execution, connecting estimating, project management, and craftsmanship around those priorities.

Our capabilities include deep foundations, structural slabs, elevated decks, reinforced shear walls and building cores, architectural concrete, and concrete placement and finishing. The team supports preconstruction through estimating, scheduling input, and collaborative planning, then carries that knowledge into layout, mock-ups, safety inspections, and installation.

Self-performing this work gives Jaynes a direct role in managing the people and processes behind critical concrete scopes. For owners and project teams, that means access to professionals who understand both the drawings and the work required to build them. The concrete experts at Jaynes can address design questions, field conditions, and sequencing decisions while helping reduce project risk.
JAYNES' CONCRETE ROOTS
Jaynes began as a concrete company in 1946. As we grew into a full-service commercial general contractor, concrete remained central to our work. Foundations, structural slabs, and cast-in-place walls connect that history to the facilities Jaynes builds today.

That history has practical value. Lessons from one project inform the next: sequencing placements, planning for weather, coordinating adjacent trades, and preparing crews for demanding work. Keeping concrete expertise within Jaynes allows those lessons to move between project managers, engineers, superintendents, supervisors, and craft professionals.

Our concrete expertise has evolved alongside the tools. Modern formwork, digital layout, advanced concrete mixes, and specialized equipment support the team’s craftsmanship. They give experienced builders additional ways to plan and execute technically demanding concrete scopes. This combination reflects The Jaynes Way: take ownership, support the people doing the work, maintain a high standard, and keep improving. For the owner, those values matter when they show up in preparation, communication, and accountability in the field.

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OUR ADVANTAGES

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Early Concrete Planning
Bring field knowledge into project decisions.

Jaynes’ concrete team contributes estimating, scheduling input, and collaborative planning before construction. Involving the people who understand placement and finishing helps the project team examine how concrete work fits the design and overall sequence. Owners gain a practical perspective on critical scopes while decisions are still being developed.

Structural Concrete Expertise
Match the execution plan to the structure.

Deep foundations, elevated decks, reinforced walls, and building cores require close coordination of access, sequencing, and adjacent work. Jaynes brings experience in these scopes, supported by field leadership, formwork technologies, and specialized equipment. The team translates structural requirements into a workable field plan.

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Direct Field Accountability
Connect project planning with the crews doing the work.

Self-performing concrete brings estimating, project management, and field execution under one organization. Jaynes can address concrete questions with its own team and coordinate decisions with designers, inspectors, owners, and adjacent trades. This creates a direct connection between project expectations and the people responsible for execution.

Architectural Concrete Craftsmanship
Treat finish requirements as part of the work.

Architectural concrete must satisfy visual expectations as well as its intended performance. Jaynes’ experience includes interior and exterior architectural concrete, colored concrete, and a range of finishes. Layout, mock-ups, placement, and finishing provide opportunities to address the details that shape the completed surface.

In-House Expertise That
Reduces Project Risk
Build on the lessons of previous projects.

Jaynes keeps concrete experience in-house and passes it between generations of field leaders and craft professionals. Knowledge of sequencing, safety planning, weather mitigation, and constructability informs subsequent work. Owners benefit from a team whose planning reflects the realities of concrete construction and whose approach evolves with new tools and methods.

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Las Cruces
Municipal
Self-Perform
Municipal
Las Cruces
Animal Service Center of Mesilla Valley New Adoption Center
Jaynes is leading the construction of the 17,304 square foot Animal Service Center of Mesilla Valley (ASCMV) New Adoption Center. The project involves the construction of the main operational building for ASCMV, four standalone dog kennel pods with heating and cooling systems for sheltered dogs, and two dog parks.
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Las Cruces
Municipal
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Municipal
Las Cruces
Las Cruces City Hall Building
With a scope increase of a 402-space parking garage, extensive site development, and the installation of A/V equipment, we had many opportunities to address the city’s challenges.
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Las Cruces
Recreation
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Recreation
Las Cruces
Las Cruces Regional Recreation and Aquatics Center
With ample space to swim, meet, and workout, the Las Cruces Aquatic Center combined a multitude of aspects to support the community. This recreation and aquatic center features a therapeutic pool, a leisure pool for swimming instruction, a “lazy” river for play and aquacise, a three-lane pool for lap swimming, a water slide, and zero-entry pool with water play equipment.
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Las Vegas
Hospitality & Entertainment
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Hospitality & Entertainment
Las Vegas
Las Vegas Sands Expo and Convention Center
This project involved the renovation of the Las Vegas Sands Expo and Convention Center. The 1,200,000 square foot facility is the second largest convention facility in Las Vegas and is an extension of the Venetian and Palazzo Resorts.
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Los Alamos
Education & Research
BIM
Education & Research
Los Alamos
Pinon Elementary – Los Alamos Public School (CMAR)
The Piñon Elementary School project in White Rock, completed by Jaynes Corporation in 2025, resulted in a modern, 62,000-square-foot educational facility serving grades Pre-K through 5 for Owner Los Alamos Public Schools.
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Los Alamos
Education & Research
Self-Perform
Education & Research
Los Alamos
Piñon Elementary School
Jaynes is working alongside Los Alamos Public Schools and Dekker/Perich/Sabatini for the Piñon Elementary school project. The old school buildings will be replaced with the new 60,000 square foot building.‍
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Operating in the southwest

Eighty years is more than a milestone. It’s a testament to the resilience and craftsmanship of generations of Jaynes employees. It’s also a testament to the Jaynes community in the Southwest. Since 1946, Jaynes has built more than structures; we’ve built schools where futures begin, hospitals where healing takes place, and workplaces that drive innovation. Most meaningfully, Jaynes has built lasting relationships with owners, communities, and each other. This defines the Jaynes Way.
2906 Broadway NE
Albuquerque, NM 87107
505.345.8591
505.345.8598
HR FAX
505.345.8598 / 505.908.3212
65 Mercado Street, Ste. 125

Durango, CO 81301
970.247.1831
970.247.0338
HR FAX
505.998.0713 / 505.908.3212
1 County Road 3263,

Aztec, NM, 87410
505.326.3354
505.325.6399
HR FAX
505.998.0713 / 505.908.3212
505 S. Main St. Suite 132
Las Cruces, NM 88001
575.526.6400
575.526.1495
HR FAX
505.998.0713 / 505.908.3212
221 N. Kansas Street, Suite 700
El Paso, Texas 79901
915.320.3739
575.526.1495
HR FAX
505.998.0713 / 505.908.3212
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