LWLondon Wulfe
London Wulfe on a high-rise concrete deck pour at sunset with his crew, Miami skyline in the background
Three Generations in Concrete · Est. 1993

Three generations in concrete.I’m the one still pouring.

Construction Superintendent · Concrete Project Manager · Estimator

Built different. Built to last.

Since the First Pour

Before the certifications, before the towers, there was a mixer, a screed, and a family that showed up. Three generations laid the slab I stand on — hands in the same gray, chasing the same finish. I carry the trade forward. Same discipline. Higher stakes.

Three generations of the family standing on a fresh concrete pour beside a Concreto Puerto Rico mixer
Three generations on one pour — Puerto Rico
Crew finishing a road slab behind a Rocket concrete mixer
Finishing the slab
Cast-in-place concrete building on timber formwork
Cast in place
Concrete crew standing on a fresh deck beside a Concreto Puerto Rico mixer
The crew — Puerto Rico
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My Story

Built the way every good pour is built.

I started in the trade in 1993 with a bull float in my hands and no shortcuts in front of me. Three decades later I have run concrete crews of thirty-plus on high-rises in Miami, directed field operations as a General Superintendent, and built estimates that win roughly one out of every four bids I chase — because they are built from crew data, not guesses.

The through-line is simple: hope that the next pour is better than the last, strength to lead people through hard days, and integrity to do the work right whether or not anyone is watching.

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Featured Projects

The work behind the résumé.

High-rise decks, foundations, podium structures, and heavy flatwork across the Miami market and Western PA.

All projects
Robotic finishing on a concrete slab
AI in Concrete

The next tower crane is software.

AI is entering concrete the way ready-mix trucks and tower cranes once did. But it only works when it is built on real field data — not guesswork.

  • AI-assisted takeoffs, cost analysis, and schedule recovery
  • Computer-vision QC for slump, finish, and defect detection
  • Drone / LiDAR progress tracking and digital twins
  • AI-optimized low-carbon mix design
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Books

Writing what three decades taught me.

Three finished course books on pull planning, scrum planning, and lean construction — built from thirty years of running concrete work. Read a preview or download the full PDF.

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Speaking

Book London to speak.

Leading concrete crews at scale. AI in construction. Career reinvention from the field to the office. Real stories from thirty years of pours.