For Construction Pros

How to Fix Cracked Tilt-Up Panels with Epoxy Injection

Six steps to ensuring that epoxy fixes panels structurally and waterproofs the building

News • July 23rd, 2012

Tilt-Up Concrete Association Expands into Latin America

TCA announces new educational and membership opportunities after the success of its recent conference in the Dominican Republic.

Press Release • July 23rd, 2012

Foundations Built on Relationships

Ekedal Concrete, an award-winning contractor in Newport Beach, Calif., builds cast-in-place foundations for multimillion dollar homes. Its success comes from an emphasis on construction quality and building customer relationships.

Article • June 25th, 2012

Good Vibrations

Avoid repair costs and aesthetic disputes in concrete forming projects by minimizing consolidation-related surface blemishes.

Article • June 25th, 2012

How to Use an Internal Vibrator

Contractor best practices for concrete vibration techniques on concrete forming projects

Article • June 25th, 2012

Software Generates Tilt-Up Panel Drawings for Large Business Park Project

The general contractor on a project constructing two tilt-up buildings was able to use Tilt-Werks web-based software to create the drawings for the tilt-up and share the drawings with the layout crew.

Article • June 25th, 2012

Home Builders Call on Congress to Make Housing a National Priority

More than 700 home builders called on Congress to take steps to get housing back on track, create jobs and keep the economy moving forward

Press Release • June 6th, 2012

Mass Pour Success Starts with Planning and Testing

The construction schedule at the San Diego Central Library project was tight. Concrete subcontractor Morley Construction had less than 30 days between the time they were awarded the project and they were on site to start the underground parking...

Article • May 16th, 2012

A Study in Architectural Forming

Morley Construction faced a tight schedule and intricate architectural concrete forming requirements on the new San Diego Central Library, which was designed by Rob Quigley and destined to become an iconic figure in the city’s skyline.

Article • May 16th, 2012