First invented by C. Louie Meyer in 1912, the concept of removable steel pans to void concrete was an industry changing innovation. At the time, concrete buildings were constructed using clay tile to void concrete with the tiles permanently retained in the structure.Pans were originally shallow (6” deep) and narrow (15” and 20” wide). Over time the depth and width changed, along with the design. The industry standardized around 30” voids with 6” wide joists resulting in structural mem …

At Ceco, investing in our employees and providing them with the opportunities to excel in their careers are important parts of ensuring the future success of our business. Peter Windler is a great example of an employee who uses these opportunities to grow and succeed at Ceco.Peter began his career with Ceco in 2016, working for the Division of Engineering in our Kansas City, Mo., office. In late 2017, he moved to Cincinnati to join Ceco’s East Operation as Design Engineer, and in 2020, he moved …

With a national footprint and deep roots in the local communities we serve, Ceco is uniquely structured to serve mobile project owners and contractors. In 1912, Ceco Concrete Construction began from one man’s idea and grew to become a nationwide leader in cast-in-place concrete construction. Today, we operate from locations across the country and are known for our strong connections in the communities we serve. Our performance-driven, problem-solving culture recognizes the challenges unique to …

Ceco Concrete strives to maintain safe jobsites to ensure employees can return home at the end of the day without injury. As part of our safety culture, we make every effort to employ the right people to make sure safe techniques and practices are being upheld at every level of the company.The most recent addition to the Ceco team, Kyle Antognini brings with him years of experience maintaining safety standards and practices in the construction industry. Most recently, Kyle worked as the Central …

Ceco’s success is dependent on the continued development and training of our people. The hands-on management styles of seasoned personnel like Mike Adkins, PE, are important contributors to the skills-based learning and safe actions of newer employees. What’s more, Mike’s quiet leadership and commitment to mentoring and coaching crew members have led to sustained growth of our Cincinnati office. The Ohio region is currently expanding offerings to include full concrete frame services.During his m …