We're Busy All Over
Cell-Crete's products are applicable for all types of construction,
from small residential projects to large commercial and government facilities, such as prisons, schools, hospitals, military facilities, malls, and casinos. The firm provides services to clients in seven western states including California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Oregon and Idaho as well as in Alaska and Hawaii. Cell-Crete Corporation is currently providing services on approximately 250 jobs spread between the floor, roof, Insulating Concrete Formation (ICF) and engineered-fill divisions.
"One of our most notable project accomplishments includes pouring roofs for 52 buildings at nine San Diego area schools within just five weeks," said Cell-Crete President Louis Fisher, Jr.
Fisher said that their firm is unique to the rest of the industry because of its size, equipment, and technical support. Unlike many of its competitors, Cell-Crete has a full-service engineering department with strong design capability that specializes in providing unique solutions for challenging situations.
"Our goal is to complete our work while being nearly invisible to the contractor. This is accomplished by pre-planning and employing the most qualified workers in the industry," said Fisher. "Consequently, most of our business comes from repeat clientele."
Craig Scaringi, project manager of general contractor McCarthy, provides testimony to Cell-Crete's business philosophy: "Cell-Crete came in and completed their work on the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center quickly and quietly. As a result of their success at the medical center, I recommended them for our prison jobs in Buckeye and Yuma, Arizona."
In today's active construction market, Cell-Crete's business is expanding at a volatile rate, and the firm has many success stories to tell. Fisher Jr. looks forward to many more years of Cell-Crete continuing its past reputation for innovation, quality performance, and client satisfaction. |
