Franklin Pacific is committed to approaching every structural concrete project with flexibility, innovation, and collaboration in mind. Our full range of services includes heavy highway and bridge construction, water and wastewater, and seismic retrofitting across the public, private, and commercial sectors. We aim to build stronger infrastructure and inspire better concrete solutions for the communities we help build.
Franklin Pacific has more than 30 years of experience in heavy highway and bridge construction across Washington and Oregon. Our skilled team of concrete specialists and engineers also designs and constructs components for wastewater containment, residential and mixed-use structures, and more.
Our structural and civil engineers fully understand the technical aspects of bridge construction and can help design, troubleshoot, and resolve any issues that might arise. Our expertise spans construction, rehabilitation, retrofitting, joint replacement, deck resurfacing, tunnel work, and noise walls.
Franklin Pacific understands the importance of finding safe and reliable ways to transport and contain water. We’ve built utility vaults for sewer overflows, water control structures, pump stations, stormwater detention vaults, and retaining walls.
Our crews have experience building concrete structures for traditional railroad and light rail systems. Services include railroad trestles, precast concrete components, columns, tie beams, lateral and rear struts, platform slabs, exit ramp slabs, and screen walls.
The Franklin Pacific team has the skills to suggest and execute modifications on existing concrete structures to ensure they’re more resistant to seismic activity, ground motion, and soil failure.
We bring a sophisticated touch to planning and designing concrete projects. We strive to be an integral partner on every project and to lend our expertise and skills at all stages.
Franklin Pacific understands the intricacies and planning that go into designing and building Insulating Concrete Forms (ICFs) for multifamily residential buildings.