Capabilities
Engineered concrete and demolition, inside plants that keep running.
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.
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.
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.
Shutdown & outage work
The window is fixed. We plan the whole job around it.
Most of this work is scheduled months out — a plant hands us an outage window and we hand the line back inside it. When the window moves, we move with it. An engineer once had us in his schedule wrong and needed an eighteen-hour job sooner; we were on site in two hours and finished in eight.
Design-build & general contracting
One number to call, whatever the problem turns out to be.
When you are not sure which way to go, you get alternatives and what each one costs, not one price and a shrug. 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.
“They were onsite the very next morning to assess the work, begin demolition, and prepare the affected areas.”
