High Concrete starts $8M expansion of Denver plant, creating 50-70 jobs
From LancasterOnline
High Concrete Group is starting an $8 million expansion of its Denver plant that could create 50 to 70 jobs, the company announced Wednesday.
High Concrete president John “J.” Seroky said the year-long project, which he described as a manufacturing “revitalization,” will help it meet growing demand for its architectural precast concrete.
Seroky said the expansion will boost High Concrete’s architectural-precast manufacturing capacity and efficiency, lower the site’s carbon footprint and improve working conditions.
Precast finishes are organized into eight broad color families.
Color is achieved through a combination of white or gray cement, coloring agents or pigments, and fine or course aggregates.
Matching caulk colors, stains and paint are also available. Finishes are organized into eight broad families.
Texture/Exposure
Textures/Exposures - Many color and texture options are possible by varying aggregate type and color, size, finishing process,
and depth of exposure. Combining color and texture accentuates the natural beauty of aggregates.
Cast Pattern
Cast Patterns - using urethane, plaster, rubber, grained wood, rope or other material as a liner in the
casting form helps create finishes, reliefs, textures, shapes and patterns.
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