Concrete Structures

With over three decades of experience, Jalisco International, Inc. stands as a leader in Colorado infrastructure construction.

• Foundations: Including spread footings, mat foundations, drilled shafts, and pile caps.
• Bridges: This includes both vehicular and pedestrian bridges, using various designs like arch, beam, cantilever, suspension, and cable-stayed.
• Retaining Walls: Structures designed to resist the lateral pressure of soil, especially in areas with varying elevations or for roadway support.
• Culverts: Used for directing water flow beneath roads, railways, or pathways.
• Elevated Highways and Ramps: Raised roadways, often seen in urban settings.
• Drainage Channels: Structures designed to direct water flow and manage stormwater.
• Concrete Barriers: Used for traffic management and security purposes.
• Sound Walls or Noise Barriers: Erected between highways and residential areas to reduce noise pollution.