Tilt-Up Is Too Practical To Ignore

According to Concrete Construction magazine, commercial buildings using Tilt-Up construction first appeared in the early 1900s. The method became popular in the boom years after World War II, when a labor shortage placed a premium on economical construction methods. Over 650 million square feet of Tilt-Up buildings go up every year.

Each Project Is Unique

Cost, aesthetics, and time schedules can often influence a tilt-up solution. There is no one sector best suited for Tilt-Up construction. While most commonly used for large-scale warehouses and distribution centers, it can be used for any type of building. Tilt-up construction becomes more cost-effective compared to other methods as building scales increase. Economies of scale can make an alternative more efficient.

One-Two Punch Deliver Quickly & Economically

Tilt-Up construction combines the strength and durability of reinforced concrete with the precision and efficiency of the Design-Build methodology.

• Fast Track Delivery
• Cost Containment
• Innovation
• Lower Operating Costs
• Architectural Versatility
• Durability/Resiliency
• Safety

All Projects Emerge from Our Design-Build Philosophy

We combine that philosophy with advanced technologies and decades of experience to shave critical days and hours off the construction process. Is Tilt-Up the answer for your next construction project? Call us today to see if it's the right solution for you!

Tilt-Up Projects

Check out a few of our past Tilt-Up projects that we've completed!

Hamilton Telecommunications - 2 Story

Basement/Main Floor - Aurora, NE

48Rock - Ayars & Ayars, Inc. Office

Lincoln, NE

Thayer Central Community School

Addition - Hebron, NE

Husqvarna - Manufacturing Facility

Beatrice, NE

Alamo Drafthouse - Cinemas

Woodbury, MN