Cast-In-Place structures are vertical formed concrete that is mixed in a truck or on-site and poured or pumped into a formwork which is positioned around a reinforcing structure. The concrete entombs the reinforcement, hardens for a few days and the forms are removed. In some applications, panels are poured on a flat surface, hardened and then tilted into place to make the walls of a building.

Typically, cast-in-place concrete is textured or exposed after it has hardened to remove the normal discoloration caused by most forming methods. Integrally colored cast-in-place concrete can be smooth, textured, exposed or finished in a variety of textures and effects depending on the forming system and texturing method used. We work behind the scenes with Concrete Ready-Mix dealers to provide them with the technical services, color additives and contractor training materials they need to deliver integrally colored concrete that meets your design requirements.

Contact Doug Hanson at (612) 203-3921 to set up an appointment for estimate or to find out more about Minnesota Concrete Stamping and Minnesota Concrete Structures.