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With the acceleration of urbanization and new infrastructure projects on the horizon becoming increasingly ambitious, the U.S. concrete industry is hard at work, pivoting regularly to keep up with shifting demand. As manufacturers ramp up their construction efforts to meet rising consumer needs and government initiatives, new material advancements and technological innovations are shaping how concrete is produced, delivered, and utilized.
Today, we're taking a closer look at the industry, exploring the latest trends, statistics, and top suppliers in the concrete world based on the key data points gathered directly from the 4,100+ U.S. concrete companies by MNI. ...(Full Article)
Thanks to its durability and cost-effectiveness, concrete has always been a go-to flooring choice and building material for warehouses and manufacturing facilities. Today, due to the rise in polished finishes, concrete is becoming even more widespread.
One significant benefit to concrete is that it's a relatively low-maintenance flooring type.
It doesn't require a ton of upkeep compared to alternatives like hardwood or tile. However, just because the maintenance is minimal, it doesn't mean that you don't have to put any care into maintaining concrete.
These simple tips are ways to keep your building's concrete in great shape. ...(Full Article)
IndustryNet's most recent overview of U.S. concrete suppliers found the sector has posted some positive growth, with its workforce growing a robust 6.7% over the past year, and sales inching up by 2.1%. According to IndustryNet data, there are more than 4,500 concrete suppliers in the U.S., employing 48,324.
Today, IndustryNet takes a look at some of the top concrete suppliers in the U.S.
Concrete is the foundation for many industries. Whether commercial or residential, multitudes of structures utilize concrete to some extent. U.S. cement companies generate approximately $10.7 billion in sales. There are many types of concrete, with manufacturers often specializing in a particular variant or sector.
With 500 employees, Central Iowa Ready Mix of West Des Moines, IA, specializes i...(Full Article)
The concrete industry in the United States is currently strong. With the Trump administration promising $1 trillion toward public infrastructure, opportunities for concrete suppliers are quite good as demand is expected to increase for construction projects.
Let's examine the health of the industry, market conditions that may impact concrete suppliers, and other statistics that may help the more than 4,500 concrete companies in the U.S. as they analyze their position in the industry.
Overall, the number of people working in the industry has risen by 6.7 percent in the last year to more than 48,000. Four percent of companies reported new hires in 2017. Of those hundreds of companies that have reported growth, 50% are located in the U.S South.
These include companies such as Dura-S...(Full Article)
The architecture and construction industry certainly isn't stagnant when it comes to innovation and progress. Many are aware that green building, for example, has become hugely popular in both residential and commercial building design. While construction techniques change with times as industry leaders find more effective ways of building, the materials used in construction have the biggest impact on future building design.
Wood will always play a major part in building construction. It is the most traditional material used and few buildings are constructed without wood products being used. Unfortunately wood alone has many downsides when it comes to longevity, durability, availability, and sustainability. Wood isn't a weak material, but it certainly has weaknesses that many would rath...(Full Article)
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