Certified Excellence
At TurnerCo., we’re thankful for the trust and continued business of our clients. Our number one priority is delivering durable, high-quality precast concrete products on time and with unmatched service.
Both our Rhome and Lockhart facilities are certified by the National Precast Concrete Association (NPCA), an accreditation recognized by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). All TurnerCo. precast concrete products meet the rigorous standards of ASTM International and the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO). From septic tanks and grease traps to storm cellars, manholes, and concrete pipe, every product we manufacture is built to the highest specifications for safety and performance in communities across Texas.
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.
View details →Headwalls are structures installed at the outlet of a storm sewer or culvert that function as a retaining wall to protect a roadway, railway, or developed property against erosion. In addition, headwalls are used to divert flow. Precast concrete headwalls and wingwalls are often specified with pipe and box culverts, and small bridges.
View details →Texas Department of Transportation defines safety end treatment (SET) as “a concrete structure at the end of culverts or storm water pipes installed under roadways.” Vehicles that leave the roadway are expected to safely cross the end treatment instead of crashing into the end of an exposed culvert or drain pipe.
View details →From standard utility vaults to fully pre-assembled meter and backflow (RPZ/DCDA) vaults — engineered to city and project specifications.
View details →Grease, sand/oil, solids, and debris interceptors and separators that pretreat wastewater and stormwater before it reaches drainage and sewer systems.
View details →Precast concrete grade rings are placed on the top of a manhole so that the structure is level with the surface grade. TurnerCo. offers grade rings in three sizes up to 4 inches thick including grade rings for antimicrobial-treated manholes.
View details →A storm shelter is an underground or above ground bunker designed to protect the occupants from extreme weather, particularly tornadoes. Storm shelters are used where tornadoes are frequent, and a low water table permits underground structures. Areas of Texas with low water tables and no flooding would be suitable for a “TornadoShield” storm shelter.
View details →The Turner Company supplies precast concrete aerobic and anaerobic sewage treatment systems from the Rhome facility or through local distributors. Anaerobic septic systems involve the use of bacteria that don't require oxygen to live. An aerobic septic system involves three tanks. Waste enters the first tank and settles, then moves to the next tank where an aerator moves oxygen bubbles through the waste. This allows aerobic bacteria to consume the waste before discharge.
View details →Precast vaults, storm drain, and sanitary structures for fast-paced, large-scale data center projects.
View details →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.
P.O. Box 885 (Mail)
11049 S. U.S. Highway 287 (Physical)
Rhome, TX 76078