Linda Whent, an experienced horse trainer and retired UC Davis educator, required a professional facility to board and train horses in Esparto, CA. The project involved constructing a large covered riding arena, with challenges arising from foundation discrepancies and a late project initiation. Over one month, the project progressed from foundation corrections to full steel building construction, resulting in a functional, structurally sound arena that passed all county inspections and special reports.

Background & Client Vision:

The client needed a reliable local contractor who could:

• Navigate county permitting and inspection processes
• Correct structural discrepancies between the foundation and building components
• Ensure construction met all safety and compliance standards
• Deliver a durable, functional steel riding arena

Scope of Services Provided:

• Permitting Assistance: Coordinated with county officials to secure approvals and inspections
• Foundation Discrepancy Resolution: Identified and corrected misalignments between the concrete base and building components
• Special Inspections Coordination: Managed all required inspections to ensure compliance with county standards
• Steel Building Construction: Oversaw the erection of the 110 x 160 ft covered arena with a 32 ft peak and 4:12 roof slope
• Final Inspection & Compliance: Ensured the arena passed all county-required inspections and reports