Expert Insights
Built on decades of experience and a deep network of knowledge, Wells industry experts share their thoughts on industry trends and technical guidance to lessons learned in the field.
Prefabricated Systems Give Contractors Jobsite Control
Published in ForConstructionPros, Nate Grachan explores how precast and prefabricated systems give contractors greater control over construction projects.
Why Prefabrication Matters to GCs
Published in ForConstructionPros, Michael Trosset offers talking points to general contractors when prefabrication is used on a construction project.
From Foundation to Facade: How Total Precast Transforms the Entire Build
Total precast buildings unite structure and facade into one coordinated system—streamlining design, reducing trade conflicts, and accelerating schedules for a smarter, more efficient build.
Why Storm Shelters are Becoming Essential in K12 School Design
Across the U.S., more K-12 schools are incorporating storm shelters into their designs. In addition to meeting 2018 IBC building code requirements, schools are also addressing concerns of student and staff safety, with the growing frequency and severity of extreme weather events like tornadoes and hurricanes.
The Critical Difference That Maintenance Makes in the Lifespan of Concrete Structures
Discover the hidden costs of neglecting concrete maintenance. Explore the importance of regular inspections and the long-term benefits of proactive maintenance for concrete structures.
The Ultimate Guide to Commercial Waterproofing in Construction
Discover the importance of commercial waterproofing in construction. Learn methods to waterproof concrete effectively. Wells Sealants and Restoration provides concrete waterproofing services.
Why Precast Concrete is Built to Last: Durability, Maintenance, and Long-Term Value
During manufacturing, panels and beams are typically constructed using high-strength concrete, measured in its pounds per square inch (psi) compressive strength. When constructing precast insulated wall panels, for example, pre-tensioning strands are tensioned to 65 to 70 percent of their ultimate strength before the concrete is poured.
Achieving Storm Shelter Safety Requirements with Wells Prefabricated Building Solutions
Total precast concrete storm shelters can withstand significant wind and resist damage from disasters. Achieve ICC 500 storm shelter safety requirements with Wells.
The Strength of Precast and How it Creates Resilient Buildings in our Communities
This article explains the three essential attributes to making a structure resilient: environmental quality, structural durability and building recovery. Precast concrete structures have a superior ability to balance the attributes needed to achieve resilience.