What is Precast Concrete?

Precast concrete is a type of concrete that is used in construction projects. The difference between precast and regular concrete is that precast concrete is made ahead of time and brought to location upon completion. The benefits of using precast concrete revolve around concrete quality control. By forming the concrete before bringing it to the construction site, there is more control and gives the concrete more time form and allows employees to closely monitor how the concrete comes to form. Another benefit is that it is cheaper than on-site production because precast concrete is made from a mold that can be reused hundreds of times.