Ideal Contracting becomes a Certified Precast Erector by the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI)

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Ideal Contracting has been certified as a Category S2-Complex Structural Systems Erector by the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI). PCI is the technical institute and trade association for the precast/prestressed concrete structures industry. The PCI Erector Certification Program represents the highest commitment to safety and quality an erector can achieve under the PCI Quality Assurance System.
As a Category S2 PCI Certified Erector, Ideal Contracting has the appropriate accreditation to complete projects in the following categories:

Category S1-Simple Structural Systems

This includes horizontal decking members (such as hollow core slabs on masonry walls) and single-left wall panels attached to a structure.

Category S2-Complex Structural Systems

This includes everything contained in S1 as well as total precast concrete systems, multi-product structures (those that combine vertical and horizontal members), and single-or multistory loadbearing members, including those with architectural finishes.

“I’m elated to announce that as of August 2021, Ideal Contracting is now a PCI-certified Erector. The precast industry has been on our radar for some time now. We began discussing small precast erection projects in 2016 and have slowly been evolving to our recent certification and current capabilities. We look forward to continuing our vision as we progress in the world of precast erection and provide our new customer base with industry-leading safety, quality, and overall satisfaction that comes along with any Ideal Contracting project,” said Sr. Vice President Nick Luxon.

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