Building a New Home With Spancrete is Easy

Today's homeowner faces rising costs of lumber and labor while demanding safety from fire and storms, as well as a quieter environment. These factors have convinced an increasing number of owners, architects, and builders to make Spancrete® their material of choice in residential projects.

Whether you are a homeowner, a designer, or a contractor, residential construction with Spancrete is easier than you think!
Here’s how to learn if Spancrete is for you:
  1. Meet with a Spancrete representative. Learn how Spancrete is manufactured and understand the many features, functions and benefits.
  2. Review and discuss your plans. Find out how easy it is to install Spancrete on steel frame, masonry or concrete walls. There are no special requirements.
  3. Have the representative recommend a plank layout. Eliminate the requirements for loadbearing walls and obtain complete design flexibility.
  4. Discuss the loads the floor has to carry. Spancrete can provide long spans with heavy load carrying capacity. It can sustain roof loads as well as loading required for partitions, tile and stone floors, or even that fireplace you may want in the middle of the room.
  5. Understand how easily Spancrete works with other trades. Heating, air-conditioning, plumbing and electrical systems are easy to incorporate.
  6. Look at your ceiling finish options. Spancrete plank can be easily textured or covered with drywall.
  7. Talk about the fire rating and acoustical advantages.
  8. Improve your construction schedule. Spancrete is constructed quickly and provides an instant work deck for other trades.
  9. Obtain Spancrete literature. There is an extensive library of reference tools available for the architect, engineer, builder and owner.
  10. Take advantage of Spancrete experience. Sales personnel, engineers and estimators are available to assist you.