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Cellular Concrete

Specialized cellular concrete applications for stronger and lighter results. On-site services include thorough quality control to meet job specifications, budget limitations, and expectations.

Massachusetts

34 Newark St
Haverhill, MA 01832

Phone: (978) 374-6434
Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST

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Over 40 years of Expert Engineered Flooring Services

Our team in Massachusetts has been proudly serving the community since 1982. We excel at providing building solutions for multifamily and commercial properties. Our professional and premium flooring, insulation, and fireproofing solutions use premium-grade materials for high-quality results. Trust your next project to our team at Structis.

Cellular Concrete Benefits

Lightweight cellular concrete flooring services from Structis include load-reducing backfills, soil stabilization, grouting, retaining wall backfill, lightweight fill applications, and more. Discover the benefits of Structis’ cellular concrete solutions below.

Stronger & Lighter

Using state-of-the-art equipment and high-quality materials, Structis provides seamless concrete installation that produces a durable, long-lasting, and high-quality end product.

Cost-Effective & Customizable

Due to its lightweight material and efficient installation, cellular concrete is more cost effective than traditional concrete solutions. Cellular concrete services are not only quick and seamless, but the density, compressive strength, and curing properties can be customized to meet building needs.

Energy Efficient

Cellular concrete can be used in a variety of applications and is particularly beneficial to reducing energy costs. Because of its high insulating properties, the material can help to reduce energy usage and the material generates less carbon emissions by decreasing trucking volume.

cellular concrete Applications

Applications

Structis specializes in cellular concrete applications including load-reducing backfills, soil stabilization, annular space grouting, retaining wall backfill, lightweight fills and much more.

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Lightweight Cellular Concrete (LCC)

Lightweight cellular concrete is concrete made with Portland cement, water, and preformed foam air bubbles to form a lightweight fill material. Lightweight cellular concrete has many uses and benefits. Cellular concrete is often chosen for its thermal and insulative properties, and ease of placing due to its lightweight design, pumpability, and flowability. LCC is also as a cost-effective alternative to traditional fill material in certain applications.

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Health & Safety Promise

The safety and health of our employees and clients are of the utmost importance to Structis. Our company complies with all applicable OSHA workplace safety and health requirements while maintaining occupational safety and health standards that comply with the best practices in the industry.

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Cellular Concrete Features:

  • Pipe/Utility Abandonment
  • Load-Reducing Backfill
  • Slope Stabilization
  • Annular Space Grouting
  • Tunnel Abandonment/Backfill
  • Pipe/Utility Trench Backfill
  • Bridge Abutment Backfill
  • Retaining Wall Backfill
  • Lightweight Roof Deck Systems
  • Geofoam Applications
  • Permeable Lightweight Fill

Testimonials

Gave us the best quote. Very impressed by their attentiveness and professionalism. They did a great job putting spray foam in our challenging, unique renovation project. Wouldn’t hesitate for a second to hire them again and will be doing so in the future.

Jesse arrived on time and listened to what I had to stay and was patient. Jesse was able to provide me with bids for multiple properties that were reasonable and honest. In fact, I had casually mentioned additional work that was needing to be done upon following the waterproofing, IE landscaping, concrete, etc. He incorporated those services into his bid at a very affordable rate. Needless to say, he was awarded both jobs. Structis has delivered as promised, in a timely fashion. The craftmanship, communication, job site etiquette and professionalism make Structis stand out above the rest. I’m hoping this is the beginning of a long-standing business relationship.

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Project Portfolio

Wellington Apartments

1 1/2 Maxxon® Multifamily 2000

Martins Landing

Maxxon® Multifamily 2000 and ¼ Maxxon® Acousti-Mat® Premium

Redevelopment Apartments

Building B – 3/4 Mat 1.5″ Pour, Building A – 1/4 Premium Mat 3/4 Pour with Fibers

Broadstone Apartments

¼ Mat 1″ Maxxon® Multifamily 2000

Atkinson Heights

Fireproofing 300 bags of 7GP

Christine Apartments

Maxxon® Multifamily 2000 (6,000 bags) 32,000 per building (6) Maxxon® ¼ Acousti-Mat® Premium

Common Allbright

Maxxon® Multifamily 2000 (2,500 bags) 72,000 sq. ft. ¼ Maxxon® Acousti-Mat® Premium

Emblem 120

Fireproofing 1,700 gallons of fire film intumescent paint 800 gallons of Thermo-Sorb 263 5GP (3,200 bags) Maxxon® Multifamily 2000 (8,500 bags)

Pulte Homes

Maxxon® Multifamily 2000 (1,500 bags) 35,000 Sq. Ft. ¼ Maxxon® Acousti-Mat® Premium

FAQs About cellular concrete

What is cellular concrete?

Cellular concrete is a type of concrete that is made using Portland Cement, water, and a preformed foam. The foam is combined with the cement slurry using a static mixer. The resulting concrete is lightweight, very flowable, and stable with virtually no bleed water.

How is cellular concrete produced and placed?

In order to create the proper cellular concrete mixture, foam liquid concentrate is run through a foam generator, which combines air, water, and the concentrate to create a preformed foam (air) bubble. These small, highly-stable air bubbles are mixed with a cement slurry through inline-injection, and pumped via a hose to the fill location.

Where is cellular concrete commonly used?

The main value proposition of cellular concrete is that it can be used in a variety of applications where a strong, lightweight fill material is required such as slope stability fills, annular space fills, and abandonment applications. It is also used for bridge abutment and retaining wall backfill.

How strong is cellular concrete?

Cellular concrete has a much lower density than traditional granular fills. Standard granular fill has a density of approximately 120 pounds per cubic foot (PCF) whereas the most common cellular concrete applications are in the 30 PCF range. Cellular concrete should be viewed as a soil replacement when considering strength. Even at its lightest density, cellular concrete is stronger and more durable than the best compacted soils. Common applications of cellular concrete yield a bearing capacity of over 14,000 pounds per square foot (PSF).

What are the advantages of cellular concrete?

There are several benefits and advantages of using cellular concrete as a solution on your next project. Cellular concrete has these properties and benefits:

  • Lightweight
  • Very flowable and virtually self-leveling
  • Extremely low bleed water
  • Very stable volume
  • Can be pumped long distances and at low pressure
  • Low shrinkage properties
  • Adjustable mix designs for strength and density requirements
  • Very strong compared to traditional fills

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