At Spring Creek Corp., a subsidiary of Barrett Industries, what started as an 800-cubic-yard estimate in May 2026 for the Wapakoneta Water Tower in Wapakoneta, OH, quickly expanded into a project requiring more than 2,500 cubic yards of concrete, creating significant logistical and operational challenges. Thanks to outstanding teamwork, careful
Type 1L cement, also known as Portland Limestone Cement (PLC), is becoming increasingly popular due to its environmental benefits and reduced carbon footprint. However, as its use grows, contractors and concrete professionals are encountering a unique set of challenges compared to traditional Type 1 cement. Understanding these differences—and how to
Spring Creek Corporation is excited to share the latest operations updates across our facilities as we continue expanding our capabilities, investing in equipment, and supporting our customers with reliable, high-quality concrete and construction services. NEW HARDIN PLANT NOW OPERATING DAILY The New Hardin Plant is officially running daily operations, marking
At Spring Creek Corporation, our commitment to quality and efficiency drives us to continually improve our operations. We are excited to announce the launch of our upgraded Hardin plant in Ohio, a significant advancement that will enhance our production capabilities and reinforce our dedication to sustainability and community care. Boosted
Delamination and spalling are common issues that can impact the stability and safety of concrete structures. It is important to distinguish between these two problems to effectively address them. Delamination refers to areas with poor or no bonding between adjacent layers, while spalling is the formation of fragments of concrete
