Architects

Precast concrete can be used to make any architectural vision a reality. If the architect can envision it, we can create it!

Precast concrete can incorporate a range of hues, textures and finishes, making every architectural precast project truly unique. Check out some of our aesthetic award-winning projects.

Precast building systems accommodate several project designs, kinds, and requirements. Our products offer aesthetic variety while still providing continuous insulation, air, and vapor barriers all in one solution. Precast concrete enclosure systems can be used in conjunction with the structural system to reduce redundant components and increase useable floor space. No matter what you’re designing, we can provide you with the variety your project needs to make your structures iconic. Contact us to learn more.

Engineers

The adaptability and strength of prestressed, precast concrete makes it popular among engineers.

There are many different combinations the material can support ranging from designs incorporating flexible floor plans, to those optimizing open floor spaces.

Precast, prestressed concrete structures give engineers the ability to design projects for adaptable reuse, lowering construction impact on the earth, while saving owners money. In addition, our products provide protects life by adding additional safety components to the community, including resilient shelters, and fire and flood resistance. Contact us to learn how using prestressed, precast concrete will make your projects structurally superior.

Precast concrete makes it simple to include a huge selection of various colors, textures, and finishes in any project. There are many different colors, textures, and other options for façade treatments, including thin brick, stone, tile, and others.

Now more than ever resiliency and energy efficiency are at the forefront of designers' and clients' minds when constructing new structures. Precasters are now trying to show how their product is one of the best on the market for providing energy efficiency.

Since its introduction in the United States in 1949, precast, prestressed concrete has rapidly become the preferred composite material for bridge design and construction. Today, it remains the solution of choice for transportation agencies and their designers across the country.

Precast concrete is used for both architectural and structural applications on all types of buildings from low-rise to high-rise. Precast concrete is a structural material that can be used as the primary structural system of a building transferring roof, floor, and lateral loads.