Founded in 1968, Jensen Precast is one of the largest independently owned precast companies in the United States. It designs and manufactures standard and customized precast concrete products for highway construction, retaining wall, electric and gas utility, telecommunication system, on-site wastewater and sewage applications. The company offers residential and commercial septic, holding and dosing tanks. In addition, Jensen Precast provides pit liners, hand holes, wet wells, enclosures, grease inceptors, clarifiers, drop inlets, catch basins and feed bunkers. It has more than 800 employees in over 10 facilities. The company also operates a fleet of nearly 100 delivery vehicles. With a location in Fontana, Calif., Jensen Precast has locations throughout Arizona, Nevada and California.
Alabama Metal Industries, also known as AMICO, is a manufacturer and distributor of industrial flooring and grating and expanded metal products throughout North America. It was established in 1939 and is headquartered in Birmingham, Ala., with various branches, including Fontana, Calif., Dayton, Texas, Greenville, S.C., and Lakeland, Fla. The company offers plastering, stucco and drywall building products; concrete forming, security barrier and fiberglass structural products; and perforated metals and access floor systems. AMICO manufactures products in more than 15 locations throughout North America and distributes from over 20 centers. Alabama Metal Industries product line also includes expanded metal, metal lath, bar and safety grating; vinyl, galvanized and zinc beads; stay-in-place concrete forms; and fiberglass cable tray and strut systems.
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Quality, Service, Competitive Pricing - These are our Standards: Our benchmark for Quality Service as YOU define it. Quality is derived from offering late model, high tier, emissions compliant equipment. Service is acheived by getting the right machine delivered on time, properly equipped, and ready to work when you are. As far as Competitive Pricing, that just speaks for itself.
