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Tilt-wall construction in Houston.


Tilt-up panels, the foundations they stand on, and the concrete work around them, for commercial and industrial buildings.

01At a glance

Why it’s built right.

Cast on site

Panels formed and cast flat, then tilted into place.

Footings & slab

The foundations and slab the panels depend on.

Paving around it

Sitework, slabs and paving around the building.

What’s included

  • Tilt-up panels
  • Panel foundations
  • Slab-on-grade
  • Associated concrete work

02Overview

Tilt-wall, start to finish

Tilt-wall is one of the most common ways to build warehouses, distribution centers and commercial buildings in Texas. Wall panels are formed and cast flat on site, then tilted up into place, which makes it a fast, durable way to enclose large buildings.

More about tilt-wall construction

Tilt-wall, start to finish

Concrete Industries Inc. builds tilt-up panels, the foundations they stand on and the associated concrete work. We can also take on the sitework, slabs and paving around the building.

How a tilt-wall building comes together

  • The site is prepared and the foundations are built
  • The building slab is placed, and often serves as the casting surface for the panels
  • Wall panels are formed, reinforced and cast flat
  • Once cured, the panels are tilted up into position and braced
  • Remaining slab, paving and flatwork are completed

03Questions

Common questions.

What kinds of buildings use tilt-wall construction?

Tilt-wall is widely used for warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, retail buildings and offices, especially larger buildings with long, repetitive walls.

Why choose tilt-wall?

Casting the walls on site can shorten schedules, and the result is a durable concrete building envelope. The right system for any building depends on its design, and the project’s architect and engineer make that call.

Can you do the paving and flatwork around the building?

Yes. We build concrete paving, sidewalks, curbs, loading areas and dumpster pads, as well as asphalt paving.