Mission City Rebar Inc.

Mission City Rebar was established in 1971 with its initial headquarters situated in Santa Clara, California. The company derived its name from the locality's renowned designation as the "Mission City." During the early 1980s, MCR underwent an expansion into the Amador Valley and proceeded to construct its permenant fabrication facility and relocate its main office operations to Livermore, California. We specialize in the fabrication and installation of rebar which play a crucial role in reinforcing concrete structures. Our rebar is meticulously crafted assemblies consisting of reinforcing bars arranged in a precise configuration and securely tied together. Our contract projects are installed rebar in place on-site. Throughout our extensive history spanning over 50 years, Mission City Rebar has successfully executed a diverse array of projects. Leveraging our wealth of experience, we have effectively undertaken the construction of numerous public school facilities, fire stations, box culverts, retaining walls, creek channels, tilt-ups, miscellaneous concrete structures, bridges, masonry buildings, commercial office buildings, structural steel buildings, metal buildings, custom homes, colleges, civic centers, police facilities, correctional institutions, BART installations, seismic retrofits, churches, aquatic centers, amusement parks, pump stations, bowling alleys, shopping centers, wineries, airports, Caltrans projects, and many other endeavors. With our expertise in rebar cage fabrication and installation, Mission City Rebar is committed to delivering exceptional quality and reliable performance in every project we undertake. Our dedication to precision, durability, and customer satisfaction has solidified our reputation as a trusted partner in the construction industry. For over half a century and with over 1,000 projects completed, Mission City Rebar has been recognized as a leading provider of installation, fabrication, and reinforcing steel products, serving the greater Bay Area, Central Valley, and Amador Valley regions.