Formed Walls

Why Choose Formed Concrete Walls for Your Project?

Based on engineering analysis, unreinforced hollow core concrete block basement walls for

residential construction are not nearly as strong as solid poured walls.
Compared to block construction, a concrete wall goes up fast, increases productivity.
Poured concrete walls provide builders and owners with stronger, drier, better basements.   They offer performance that block walls simply can’t match, and they do it at a competitive price.

The complete process of installing concrete forms, pouring the concrete, and breaking the forms down can take as little as 2 or 3 partial days of work.
Poured concrete foundations are usually 6-10 inches thick and joint-free, unlike concrete block walls. Consequently they are considered to produce stronger and drier foundation walls, critical for basement walls.
Poured concrete foundations provide for highly flexible floor plans.