Anchors are a cornerstone of concrete construction, providing the stability and strength necessary for countless applications. From securing structural components and heavy machinery to installing safety barriers, anchors ensure the integrity of various structures. However, the success of a project often hinges on selecting the right anchoring solution. Among the most widely used options…
In recent years, British Columbia has seen an alarming increase in the frequency and intensity of wildfires, largely due to climate change and prolonged droughts. These fires have destroyed homes, uprooted communities, and put countless lives at risk. As wildfires become a growing threat, finding fire-resistant building materials is critical for protecting communities and infrastructure.…
In the fast-paced world of construction, efficiency is paramount. Meeting deadlines without compromising quality can be a challenge, particularly in regions with extreme weather conditions, such as Northern BC and Alberta. Wilson Concrete offers a solution that not only addresses these challenges but also enhances the overall construction process: precast concrete. The pressure is on…
They’re often overlooked, stepped on, and maybe even cursed at when causing a detour. But beneath the unassuming covers lie a workhorse of our urban infrastructure: manholes. These seemingly simple structures play a crucial role in keeping our cities running smoothly. They act as the hidden access points to a complex network of underground utilities…
It is the last call for concrete septic tanks! Winter is coming and that means that the ground will be frozen soon. If you’re in need of a new septic tank or need to do repairs or maintenance on your septic system, we highly recommend you do it as soon as possible. When the ground…
L-Panel Retaining Walls L-Panel retaining wall systems are specially designed to resist soil pressures and stand up to weather changes that are inherent to the Canadian climate. L-Panels are often used in lieu of conventional block retaining walls. The L-shape design has two parts: the vertical section called the face, and the horizontal section at…
The design of concrete safety barriers has changed and evolved quite a bit over the last few decades to slow, redirect, or stop errant vehicles from causing crashes with other vehicles or going off the side of the road. They are most commonly used between lanes of opposing traffic, known as a median barriers, and…
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