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Underground Concrete Structures

Lift stations and grease traps, set into the hole and left square.

A wet well gets one shot at going in level. Everything after that is either plumbing or digging it back out.

Precast concrete arrives heavy, on a trailer with no room to reposition, and it goes into a hole that was dug to fit it. Nothing gets nudged once it is down in soft ground, so it has to land square and on grade the first time or the whole structure comes back up.

The other half of the job is where the machine sits. An open excavation changes what the ground beside it will carry, and a crane set too close to the edge is a problem long before the load leaves the trailer. That gets worked out with your excavator before anybody digs back for us.

Sections stack in order, base then risers then top slab, and each one waits on the crew in the hole. We run at their pace rather than ahead of it.

What this covers

  • Lift stations and wet wells set to grade
  • Grease traps and interceptors
  • Precast manholes, risers and top slabs
  • Concrete vaults, boxes and pull boxes
  • Picks over open excavation, with the setup planned before the dig

Who calls us for this

Site and underground utility contractorsPlumbing and mechanical contractorsExcavation crewsGeneral contractors

Coverage

Underground Concrete across Lee County

Same service, wherever the job is. Access and setup change by city, so the plan changes with them.

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