Every day, more architects, engineers, contractors, developers and owners specify precast, prestressed concrete components for their construction needs. Versatile precast, prestressed concrete components can be specifically designed to meet most construction requirements. Discover the advantages of using these components:

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Photo via Metromont

Quality Control

Precast/prestressed concrete is manufactured in PCI Certified plants in a controlled environment.

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Photo via Dura-Stress

Durability

The high-strength, high-performance concrete that is utilized in the production process resists weather, fire, corrosion, and vandalism.

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Photo via Colonial Precast


Speed of Construction

Precast/prestressed concrete lends itself to compressed construction schedules. Components are manufactured off-site, allowing for a just-in-time delivery system. Speedy construction means earlier completion dates which equals earlier occupancy.

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Photo via Dura-Stress


Design Flexibility

The combination of standard structural shapes and the capability of casting custom shapes gives designers maximum flexibility. Economies of scale can be achieved through repetition while the inherent plasticity of concrete allows for unique shapes.

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Photo via Metromont

Aesthetics

In infinite variety of sands, cements, aggregates and pigments combine to achieve endless colors, textures and finishes.

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Photo via Skanska

Green Products

Precast Concrete is a green product and can provide up to 26 LEED points.


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