Your structural concrete contractor starts by building the molds to create reinforced pieces for your building. They also add the steel components in strategic areas. Then, they will pour the concrete into the mold and allow it to cure. Structural Concrete placement is an important part of the process. In addition, casting and curing can affect the overall strength of your building.

Once the components are ready, your concrete contractor transports them to your construction site for assembly.
These buildings are commonly known as precast structures, as the pieces are cast off-site. This allows your structural concrete contractor control over environmental factors that affect the strength of your reinforced concrete.