Precast concrete is a construction product produced by casting concrete in a reusable mold or form in a controlled environment, then curing it and transporting it to the construction site. This ensures consistent quality, strength, and faster installation.

Precast concrete offers better quality control, faster installation times, reduced site disruption, and improved durability. It’s especially ideal for remote or environmentally sensitive locations.

No. Our boardwalk surfaces are finished with a textured, slip-resistant pattern that meets or exceeds safety standards for pedestrian walkways, even in wet conditions.

Unlike wood or composite materials, concrete doesn’t rot, warp, splinter, or require chemical treatment. It’s fire-resistant, has a much longer lifespan, and requires significantly less maintenance.

Yes. Our elevated boardwalk systems are designed to minimize ground disturbance, utilizing top-down construction, making them ideal for wetlands, coastal dunes, and protected ecosystems.

With proper design and installation, precast concrete boardwalks can last 60–75 years or more, far outlasting wood and composite alternatives.

Yes. Our treads are engineered for dual use. This versatility ensures visual consistency and simplifies project design.

Both. Our precast treads can be engineered as structural retaining walls to hold back soil or as free-standing walls for architectural, sound barrier, or privacy applications. Each panel is designed to meet the specific structural and aesthetic needs of the project.

Yes. Color can be added through post-installation staining or surface treatments, but these options increase project costs and may require ongoing maintenance due to fading or wear.