Delbert Stewart, known as Deb, was a farmer and teacher in Fallon, Nevada, until 1961, when he moved to Las Vegas and began working with concrete. Seven years later, he was ready to go into business placing curb and gutter.

In 1968, Delbert Stewart and his brothers, Mark and Dick, started General Concrete, a concrete placement company in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Stewart children started working for the company at the age of twelve and grew to love concrete construction as a way of life. When the three brothers retired in 1988, Ken, Delbert's only son, Georgia, his oldest daughter, and Kris Sundell, his son-in-law, took over the company under a new name: Stewart & Sundell Concrete, Inc. With Ken as President, Kris as Vice President, and Georgia as the Treasurer, Stewart & Sundell Concrete took slipforming and concrete placement to another level.

On March 1, 1988, the doors opened for business with about 40 employees, one curb machine and two loaders. Stewart & Sundell Concrete has grown along with the Greater Las Vegas Area and today operates between 100 to 150 employees and operates four curb machines and eighteen loaders.