Lodge Warehouse – South Pittsburg, Tennessee
A super flat floor to allow distribution workers to use wire-guided lift trucks to store and retrieve inventory stacked on shelves in the 50-foot-high complex. Finished with a variance of less than .0015 of an inch across a building that spans the size of nearly four football fields.
Riverfront Professional Office Building – Chattanooga, Tennessee
“We selected a precast concrete structure for the Riverfront Professionals Offices due to its primary properties: strength and durability, thus increasing the lifespan of the building. Concrete building products create long-lasting, durable structures. The precast hollow core plank system allowed us to clear span long distances, thus reducing the interior floor space of each office required for column placement.” -Eric Myers, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP Project Architect
Cherokee Lodge – Gatlinburg, TN
The use of precast beams and hollow core allowed for expansive balconies with unobstructed views of the majestic Smoky Mountains.
Rusty Wallace Kia – Knoxville, Tennessee
Panels covered 300’ long storm water retention structure that was topped with 4” concrete. This enabled the customer to increase their parking capacity and meet storm water requirements.
Alstom Power – Chattanooga, Tennessee
The concrete for this project had a maximum temperature specification of 50 degree at placement. This was achieved by using over 1.2 million pounds of ice and 9 million standard cubic feet of liquid nitrogen. Making this project one of the largest mobile nitrogen pours in the country to date. The 50-degree maximum temperature was needed to eliminate shrinkage in the many 2000+ yard continuous pours and was accomplished with ambient temperatures in the mid 90’s.
Chickamauga Dam Lock – Chattanooga, Tennessee
Sequatchie Concrete furnished concrete for use in lock maintenance and preparations for lock replacement. At the Nickajack Dam project 132,000 cubic yards of Roller Compacted concrete was furnished.
Market Street Bridge – Chattanooga, Tennessee
This bridge is a movable, historical monumental bridge, and it is one of the largest bascule bridges ever built. Even when closed, the bridge still offers considerable clearance for boats. This bridge is unusual because it is a movable trussed through arch bridge. The bridge also enjoys an incredible amount of local significance as it is the only highway bascule bridge in the entire state, in addition to its high level of national significance for its size and unusual design.
Tennessee River Bridge – Scottsboro, Alabama
Sequatchie Concrete Service is currently providing the concrete for the construction of a replacement bridge over the Tennessee River for the Alabama Department of Transportation. The specification required the stone be obtained from a source more than 250 miles from the Sequatchie Concrete Service Scottsboro facility. The largest sill contained over 3000 cubic yards and was pumped in 16 hours.