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Does the water flow without precast?

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Precast concrete structures are critical components in water and stormwater management systems. Precast systems can withstand the volumes of water flowing inside them and the tremendous pressure from the ground surrounding them.

water running out of sink faucet

Can you flush without precast?

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While there’s no precast concrete in your toilet, precast concrete is a key part of our wastewater management systems. Without it, your flush just wouldn’t be the same!

toilet

Does precast keep the lights on?

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The utility construction industry has come to rely on precast concrete. From light pole bases and equipment pads to vaults and manholes, power keeps flowing because of precast.

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electrical towers spanning across fields

Does my fast-food depend on precast?

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Fast-food restaurants depend on precast concrete elements to provide running water and working sewer systems and to prevent cooking oils and grease byproducts from entering our water systems.

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Is your smartphone really that smart without precast?

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Turns out that new technology in your hand relies on a very old product! Precast concrete is commonly used to make vaults and foundations for data centers, which are the backbone of the digital world and keep the information flowing.

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