As a precast concrete wall contractor in Houston, TX, we have the knowledge and skills to engineer and manufacture concrete walls built to resist soil penetrating the wall perimeter without detracting from the beauty of your project.
We use AFTEC precast concrete walls to provide the structural support to hold the lateral pressure of the earth. Our concrete walls can be used to help avoid rock erosion or keep soil from falling down a slope.
As a bonus, our beautifully designed AFTEC Precast Concrete Walls provide an aesthetically pleasing element to your project with a variety of design options.
Protect your city or municipality’s lift stations and electrical grids with our concrete walls today. Please keep in mind, Aber Fence contractors only service precast concrete walls within 100 miles of Houston.
Yes, but occasionally aerial power or communication lines may provide an issue but Aber has succeeded in altering the lines long enough to install the panels.
20-foot-wide pathways to planned fence line.
Six feet. Three and four foot heights can be acquired, but with substantial added investment to order the custom heights.
Standard panels are 6-foot and 8-foot. Aber is prepared to add footers to raise panels to 7-foot, 9-foot, and 10-foot in height or "stack" panels to 12-foot or 14-foot heights.
HOA’s benefit from enhanced visual monetary values when surrounded by AFTEC pre-cast concrete. Numerous Realtors have commented how perception of the AFTEC walls increase the value of the homes enclosed by as much as 15%.
Aber repairs only AFTEC walls that occur when errant drivers lose control and hit our walls. Aber does not entertain repairing any other masonry wall of any kind.
Aber has installed AFTEC projects as small as 150 linear feet and our largest project has been the 110,000+ linear foot project at the Cross Creek Development in Fulshear, Texas. Projects under 1,000 linear feet or subject to a mobilization fee to cover the expense of the heavy equipment and 18-wheeler transporters to carry the 6,000 pound and/or 8,000-pound AFTEC panels to the building site.