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Capabilities

Everything that has to happen between the line stopping and the line starting again.

We hold a general contractor’s license, which means one call covers the concrete, the demolition, the steel, the drainage and whatever else the problem turns out to actually be.

Shutdown & emergency repair

The clock starts when production stops.

Water main breaks. Ruptured steam lines. Cracked foundations under running equipment. We mobilize with the equipment to finish, not the equipment to start, and we work around the clock until your line is running again.

Concrete pump running at night alongside a lit plant during a scheduled shutdown
Plant floor cleared and laid out under an overhead crane, ready for demolition to start
Two hydraulic breakers working the furnace foundation at once rather than one working twice as long
Formwork and reinforcing set beneath a corrugator pre-feeder before the pour

Heavy industrial foundations

Machine foundations, silo foundations, furnace pits.

Ready-mix plant foundations, sand screw foundations, conveyor supports, tram pads, containment areas, bin walls. 250-yard pours with 10-foot walls and waterproof concrete. We have poured under a suspended furnace and beside a running corrugator.

Two completed six-foot-thick ready-mix plant foundations at an aggregate facility
A large curved reinforcing cage standing against the sky before placement
Completed cast-in-place bin walls at an aggregate plant
Heavy reinforcing mat tied for a plant foundation, batch plant behind

Demolition & replacement

Taking it out is the hard part. That is the part we are best at.

Selective demolition inside operating plants — saw cutting, breakout, haul-off, and the new pour behind it. Our saw runs 75 horsepower and cuts 20 inches deep with a 42-inch blade. We bring two.

Excavator-mounted hammer breaking out floor beside installed trench steel inside a high-bay plant
The finished trench and cover system flush with the plant floor
Hydraulic hammer breaking out reinforced plant floor slab
Crew saw cutting a foundation directly beneath a suspended furnace

Design-build & general contracting

One number to call, whatever the problem turns out to be.

We hold a general contractor's license, so when the concrete problem turns out to be a drainage problem or a steel problem or a door problem, it does not become your problem. Enclosures, gates, docks, material handling, structural steel.

Industrial rolling entrance gate installed and operating
Custom commercial equipment enclosure
Loading dock demolished back to subgrade during a scheduled shutdown
Dock leveler pits formed and reinforced
Two concrete pump booms working the same placement — a spare on site, not on call
Laser screed placing and levelling a large industrial floor pour
Concrete pump set up indoors for a 160 yard placement
Large excavator working an industrial site excavation
Excavator cutting into compacted ground on a plant expansion
Record crew working a plant floor placement