What is tilt-up construction?

Tilt-up construction is a unique method that involves the onsite creation of precast concrete panels which are then tilted into position to form the walls of the structure. This process is typically used in commercial and industrial building projects. The panels are poured horizontally on the ground, often with built-in features such as window and door openings. Once the panels are set and cured, they are lifted vertically and secured in place, effectively constructing the building's perimeter walls.

This method allows for rapid construction timelines and can lead to significant cost savings. Additionally, because the panels are made from concrete, the resulting structure tends to be durable and energy-efficient. The on-site nature of the construction means it can adapt to the specific conditions of the building site, which is an advantage over other construction methods that rely heavily on off-site fabrication.