Precast concrete infrastructure engineered for the communities that depend on it.
At The Turner Company, we’re committed to delivering high-quality precast concrete products and an exceptional customer experience. Guided by strong family values, our people help build the foundations of thriving communities across Texas.
As communities across the Texas Triangle expanded, The Turner Company grew alongside them. In 2019, we opened a second production facility in Lockhart, featuring North America’s first BFS Souveraen automated concrete pipe and manhole plant. This high-volume system allows us to meet the infrastructure needs of rapidly growing markets while upholding the quality and service our clients trust.
Reinforced concrete pipe is specified for stormwater drainage pipelines, sanitary sewer collection systems, and culverts. Have you considered concrete pipe for other applications like stormwater retention and detention systems, energy dissipators, and tunnels?
View details →When design engineers and specifiers think of culverts, they think of precast concrete boxes because they can be installed quickly with minimal disruption to commerce and travelers, and last for generations with little maintenance. But precast concrete boxes have many more applications.
View details →Manholes are major elements of buried pipelines used for sanitary sewers and storm water management systems. TurnerCo. supplies standard manholes and manholes treated with the antimicrobial anti-corrosive system that is specified world-wide.
View details →Underground electrical and communication products distribute power to commercial and residential customers utilizing products made in our manufacturing facilities.
View details →Depending upon the installation site situation of stormwater management systems, there are sometimes requirements for precast concrete bases, slabs, and risers. TurnerCo. maintains a supply of standard square sizes for situations that may arise on the job site or specified in advance.
View details →Drain inlets incorporated into a curb and gutter system convey runoff to a storm sewer. Inlets have larger grates, knockouts, and flow capacity than catch basins, and have no sump to catch sediments that may enter through the grate.
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