Precast...The material designs are made of.

Architectural precast concrete is today’s choice for time-saving construction of consistent quality, cost effectiveness and creative design. Our technology can achieve structural strengths far greater than other construction products. And after construction, the value of precast is even more beautiful. Best yet, our design, mold making and mixing/finishing systems allow us the flexibility to produce custom products of varying sizes, shapes, colors and finishes to fit your individual project. Precast Specialties is a PCI-Certified Plant in Group A Category A1 (Architectural Cladding and Load Bearing Units).

Somewhere there’s a design that can only be achieved by Precast Specialties. Perhaps it’s yours. Design the precast components to form any shape, for almost unlimited architectural freedom. Then enhance the form with an almost endless choice of patterns, colors, and textures, including aggregate combinations and exposures. Challenging, intricate, and unusual projects are our specialty.

Project: Salin Bank Location: Fort Wayne, IN Contractor: Hagerman Construction About: Precast material and building design to match old architecture of downtown buildings. Panels were cast with false joints to simulate smaller pieces for a faster setting time for contractor.	Project: Evanston Hospital Parking Garage and Lobby Addition Location: Evanston, IL Contractor: W.E. O'Neil Construction About: Large project with many different precast elements, with both interior and exterior applications. Interior precast shown are column covers, Planters and Water wall in the shape of shoreline of Lake Michigan.	Project: Indiana Institute of Technology Residence Hall Location: Fort Wayne, IN Contractor: Hagerman Construction About: Precast window sills, window heads and precast wrapping columns and arches on a radiused entry.	Project: John Adams High School Location: Evansville, IN Contractor: Ziolkowski Construction About: Supplied many different precast elements matching both profile and color of 60-70 year old limestone.	Project: St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church Location: Fort Wayne, IN Contractor: Weigand Construction About: This project had both interior and exterior precast units. Precast window arches in one piece were used to help with speed of installation so the masons could set the arches and set brick on top of them in the same day.	Project: NCAA Hall of Champions and Office Building Location: Indianapolis, IN Contractor: F.A. Wilhelm Construction About: Precast was used on this project because of the architect's need to match the exterior brick, precast bands and precast coping.