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Hubbard Construction – West Lake Eloise Drive Winter Haven, FL Since its initial construction in the 1940s, this roadway had experienced continuous settlement with an estimated total settlement of more than four feet at the worst location. The settlement occurred due to organic sub-soils consisting of peat and muck. Permeable low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) presented … Read more
SiteMix – McLeod Road Transfer Station Replacement Orlando, FL LDCC was chosen as a fill material on this project to decrease time of installation and bear all of the weight of the tipping floor and structure. The six-person crew installed 6,600 cubic yards of non-permeable LDCC at an average rate of 175 cubic yards per … Read more
Crossland Construction – Aquarium Sub-Grade Backfill Branson, MO Crossland Construction chose to utilize cellular concrete for the sub-grade backfill of the new Branson Aquarium due to the ease and speed versus using traditional #57 stone. Cellular concrete was chosen because the #57 stone was going to have to be hauled in and lifted via clamshell … Read more
Brandenburg – Tyrone Power Plant Lawrenceburg, KY CellFill was subcontracted by Brandenburg for the abandonment of the Tyrone Power Station – a coal-fired power plant. Cellular concrete was used in lieu of traditional CLSM to fill in the basement of the structure which had an overall depth of 34 feet. This was completed over the … Read more
Driver Pipeline – DT3 Abandonment Irving, TX The use of low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) ensures the pipe’s long-term stability and minimizes the potential for expensive damage to surrounding areas. The two most essential elements of this project were ensuring quality control of the LDCC throughout the mixing and application process and selecting an LDCC product … Read more
Branson, MO – Spirit of 76 Project September 2016 to Present: Branson, MO CellFill℠ As Protective Encasement for Underground Utilities CellFill℠ is part of a 3-5 year revitalization project in the heart of Branson’s famed strip, Highway 76. The City of Branson is burying its utilities along its 5 mile strip as part of the … Read more