General, civil and structural contractor in Thousand Oaks
Engineering-led construction across Ventura, Los Angeles and Orange County: hillside foundations, structural concrete, ADUs and public works. Concrete and earthwork by our own crews, specialist trades under our license.
What we do
Who we work for
Homeowners
Custom builds, structural additions, hillside work and foundation repair on existing homes.
Businesses & property managers
We work on commercial property: parking lots, access roads, structural concrete and site development.
Public agencies
Prevailing-wage subcontracting, right-of-way and municipal infrastructure. DIR registered. Public Works
Brentwood · Hillside excavation & deep foundations
Flagship project
Custom hillside home in Brentwood
A full custom home with an infinity pool and a basement, built into a hillside in Brentwood. One contract covered the excavation, the deep foundations, the structural concrete and the finish work.
Why EMAE & Sons
One license, three classifications
Class A, B and C-36 held by a single entity, so a hillside build is one contract instead of three, with no coordination gap between the engineering scope and the finish work. See the license
Self-performed operations
Civil work, structural concrete and earthwork executed directly rather than subcontracted out.
Company-owned equipment
A CAT 305 mini excavator and a CAT 255 compact loader, operated by our own crews, which keeps rental scheduling off the critical path.
Recent projects
How we work
- 01
Site review
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Engineering & permits
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Scheduling
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Self-performed build
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Inspection & handover
Where we work
Thousand Oaks · Newbury Park · Westlake Village · Agoura Hills — and across Ventura, Los Angeles and Orange County. Recent work runs through Brentwood, West Hollywood and Pomona in Los Angeles County, Simi Valley in Ventura County, and Costa Mesa in Orange County.
What has to be approved before work starts is set city by city rather than by county, and two cities sharing a border can answer the same question differently.
Common questions
What does EMAE & Sons do?
EMAE & Sons Inc is an engineering-led general, civil and structural contractor based in Thousand Oaks, California. Its work covers custom homes and structural additions, ADUs, earthwork and site development, structural concrete and foundations, foundation repair, retaining walls, driveways and flatwork, and asphalt paving. Structural concrete and earthwork are carried out by crews the company employs directly. Specialist trades are subcontracted to licensed firms under its license and supervision.
What areas does EMAE & Sons serve?
EMAE & Sons Inc is based in Thousand Oaks and works across Ventura, Los Angeles and Orange County. The home market covers Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills. Recent work runs through Brentwood, West Hollywood and Pomona in Los Angeles County, Simi Valley in Ventura County, and Costa Mesa in Orange County.
Does EMAE & Sons work on commercial property?
Yes. EMAE & Sons Inc works on commercial and residential property with the same crews and the same license: demolition and buildout, parking lots, access roads, structural concrete and site development. We also work for public agencies as a DIR-registered contractor on prevailing-wage and right-of-way projects.
What size projects does EMAE & Sons take on?
EMAE & Sons Inc takes projects ranging from small residential concrete and driveway work to contracts above $1.5 million, and bids public work and subcontracting packages. Where a project falls outside our scope we will say so rather than submit a price.
How do I get a quote?
Send the scope through the EMAE & Sons quote form and we will confirm whether it falls within our capability, and what information is required before it can be priced accurately. On hillside and structural work that often means a soils report or engineered drawings first, and we will identify that at the outset.
Tell us about the project
Send the scope and we will confirm whether it falls within our capability, and what information is required before it can be priced accurately.