History

Colorado Precast Concrete has been serving the public for over 30 years. From supplying hundreds of sanitary sewer and storm manholes for large subdivisions, grease interceptors and sand and oil traps for commercial developments, or septic tanks and septic system supplies for the individual homeowner, they have always strived to meet the various needs of their customers. Colorado Precast Concrete serves all of Colorado, including the Denver Metropolitan area, Colorado Springs, Loveland, Greeley, Fort Collins and the Western Slope. We also serve our neighboring states in the greater Rocky Mountain Region, such as Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Utah, New Mexico and have delivered many products to other states as well.

When Harry Hayward started his precast concrete company in 1975, he made up his mind that he would find a way to mold and pour anything requested, and over the years Colorado Precast Concrete has built a solid reputation as the largest diversified precast business in Colorado.

Harry Hayward knew the importance of becoming part of the local contractor's network. The Northern Colorado area was expanding and contractors were building homes outside the reach of city utilities. There was a growing need for septic tanks and manholes, and Colorado Precast Concrete provided them. The company quickly grew from a small family business to a sizable local employer, with all of patriarch Hayward's children having worked with the company at some time.

Colorado Precast Concrete takes pride in the quality of the products that it manufactures. The company has grown without the aid of outside sales people and with minimal advertising.

Septic tanks and manholes are still the mainstay of the business. Grease interceptors (underground containers that hold cooking oil waste similar to the way a septic tank holds wastewater) and cisterns are also regularly precast at the Loveland company site.

Colorado Precast Concrete offers a full line of complimentary products such as plastic piping, fittings, copper pipe, and other water line products, as well as, cast iron manhole rings and covers, grates and frames, and septic field accessories such as infiltrators, rosin paper and distribution boxes. Also offered is a full line of grouts and concrete mixes.

Many of their customers ask for the unusual. Recently a telecommunication company asked if Colorado Precast Concrete could build a concrete modular building to house the company's fiber optic regenerating stations. The 14 x 28 concrete buildings are vandal-proof and durable, and Colorado Precast Concrete continues to precast them as requested and arrange shipping of the buildings throughout the United States.

Another unusual line is the concrete vault and building for an odorless, pumpless outhouse. A Fort Collins, Colorado firm that holds the patent on the outhouse came to CPC with its idea. The all-solar operated toilet facility was so successful that the company now ships the outhouses all over the country.

Colorado Precast Concrete, Inc. is a member of, and certified by, the National Precast Concrete Association (NPCA). Employees of Colorado Precast Concrete are very active in various trade associations such as NPCA Educational Foundation, American Concrete Institute (ACI), ASTM, and the Ornamental Concrete Products Association (OCPA).

Colorado Precast Concrete is flexible, innovative, and always willing to work with the customer. Please contact us if you have any questions.