Riverside County · California

Composite Block Homes in Moreno Valley, CA

Home of Historic March Field — now building stronger for less. Veteran-owned composite block construction for homeowners, landowners and builders in Moreno Valley and across Riverside County.

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$40.00Per sq ft structural

275mphWind certified

100yrDesign lifespan

0%Wood in structure

Can you build a composite block home in Moreno Valley?

Yes. Home City Block Building builds composite block homes, ADUs, multifamily and light commercial buildings in Moreno Valley and throughout Riverside County. The structural shell is $40.00 per square foot installed versus roughly $95 for conventional California framing — fire resistant, earthquake resistant, rated for 275 mph winds, and IBC certified.

Local Roots

A Little Moreno Valley History

March Field opened in 1918, during World War I, as a training field for Army pilots, and it has been part of this valley ever since — today as March Air Reserve Base. For a veteran-owned company, there is no prouder place to build than next to a base that has served the nation for more than a century.

Moreno Valley incorporated in 1984, bringing together the communities of Sunnymead, Edgemont and Moreno. It has since grown into one of the largest cities in Riverside County, framed by the Box Springs Mountains and close to Lake Perris.

That history is why we build for the next hundred years. A Home City composite block home is designed to be the house your children and grandchildren still live in.

The March Field Air Museum in Moreno Valley, California — **The March Field Air Museum** — Next to March Air Reserve Base, the museum preserves more than a century of military aviation history at one of the oldest air fields in the West.

Built for Moreno Valley

Why Composite Block Makes Sense in Riverside County

Wind and wildfire exposure

Hillside neighborhoods near the Box Springs Mountains face strong winds and brush fire risk. Composite block is non-combustible and certified for 275 mph winds.

Military and veteran families

With March Air Reserve Base next door, many local families are military or veteran households. A veteran-owned builder speaks their language — accountability and no excuses.

Room to grow

Moreno Valley still has land for new single-family, multifamily and workforce housing. Lower structural costs and faster schedules help those projects move forward.

Real Numbers

What a 2,000 Sq Ft Structure Costs in Moreno Valley

Conventional framing (~$95/sq ft)$190,000

Composite block ($40.00/sq ft)$80,000

Your structural savings$110,000

Structural comparison only, using the same California averages as our savings calculator. Foundation, permits, utilities, roofing and finishes are priced at local Riverside County rates. Call Joe for a full project estimate.

Service Area

Moreno Valley ZIP Codes We Serve

We build throughout Moreno Valley and Riverside County, including these ZIP codes:

92551
92552
92553
92555
92557

Nearby

Also Serving Near Moreno Valley

Riverside, CA
Perris, CA
Beaumont, CA
Banning, CA
Menifee, CA
Redlands, CA

Don't see your town? If your land is in California, we can help — call 270-783-2293.

Questions

Moreno Valley Homeowners & Builders Ask

Can I build a composite block home in Moreno Valley, CA?

Yes. California's building code is based on the IBC, and the composite block system is IBC certified, including for fire and seismic performance. We provide permit documentation for the City of Moreno Valley.

Is Home City Block Building veteran-owned?

Yes. Founder Joe Wiggins is a U.S. military veteran, and he runs every project with the same accountability that defined his service — a natural fit for a community built around March Air Reserve Base.

How much does composite block cost in Riverside County?

Structural construction is $40.00 per square foot installed, compared with roughly $95 per square foot for conventional structural framing in California.

Is composite block fire resistant?

Yes. The mineral composite contains zero wood and is non-combustible, so the structure will not burn or add fuel to a brush fire.

Can I build a backyard ADU in Moreno Valley?

Yes, subject to your lot and local rules. California's ADU laws make backyard units easier to permit, and composite block goes up quickly with no heavy equipment.