Anchor Concrete Products

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Son to company founders Howard and Barbara Bradfield, Jeff has been a "precaster"for over 30 years and worked his way up through the trenches, to his current position of company President and CEO. Jeff spent many years serving the industry and our community and is past Chairman of the Concrete Precasters Association, past board member of the National Precast Concrete Association as well as chairing or serving on a multitude of committees. In 2013 Jeff was inducted into Kingston's Chamber of Commerce Business Hall of Fame in the visionary category.

Anchor Concrete manufactures precast structures designed and engineered for aircraft loadings and the rigors of airport environments. We manufacture underground glycol catch basins, communication, electrical, security and storm water manholes for apron, taxiway and terminal applications. We have supplied municipal, regional, and international airports throughout Canada. In addition to a wide selection of standard sizes, we will manufacture structures to your special requirements. Let our expertise help you plan your next airport development project.

Anchor Concrete Products Limited was founded in Kingston, Ontario in the spring of 1969. Since inception, production capabilities have been continuously improving and expanding. Anchor has built a reputation on superior customer service and ongoing quality control. From manholes, catchbasins, and septic tanks to our unique monocast Redicast™ service buildings and bridge systems, Anchor provides high quality manufactured concrete products. Our team oriented approach to project management combines over 50 years of construction, engineering, and precast manufacturing experience.

When backfilling, native materials can be used provided there are no large rocks or stones placed against the tank. Equipment used to backfill should not place their weight beyond the edges of the excavation. While concrete tanks are heavy, they can float if the water level in the hole is allowed to rise to a high level. Floatation can be prevented by placing soil on top of the tank. In colder climates, it is recommended that tanks be insulated before backfilling. In a septic system, cold temperatures decrease the microbial action within the tank, reducing waste treatment.

Jude is your contact for all of your sales inquiries. Jude has over 20 years of construction experience. As a Professional Engineer, Jude has significant experience in providing cost effective solutions to a variety of construction challenges.

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