Concrete has been around since ancient Rome, but Tilt-Up Construction was invented by American architect / contractor Robert Aiken in 1907. Since then, Tilt-Up has been used for almost every type of construction project, including warehouses, shopping centres, multistorey office buildings, schools, and luxury homes. Builders and architects love Tilt-Up for its versatility, speed of erection, low cost, and durability. Here’s what Tilt-Up can do for you:  

Since most of the Tilt-Up process is completed simultaneously at ground level, the construction time of a Tilt-Up project is significantly less than other methods. Quicker timelines means a big cost savings on any construction project. 

Insulated Tilt-Up panels create an airtight building envelope, providing energy savings of around 30 per cent. And since concrete, ready-mix, wood, and rebar are available locally and can be recycled, Tilt-Up is environmentally-friendly too. 

Liquid concrete can be formed into curved walls and other unconventional shapes, while limitless exterior features include staining or painting, exposed aggregate, textured surfacing, relief panels, embedded brick veneer, and formliners.