As part of a 6-total order for Illinois American Water Easi-Set Buildings licensed producer McCann Concrete Products of Dorsey, IL installed this first building. Each Easi-Set Building is total precast concrete construction creating structures that will be resilient to both natural disasters and hardened against any security issues. They also are virtually maintenance free providing for decades of hard use. Each of the buildings will be manufactured off-site under certified, quality-controlled conditions using insulated sandwich panel construction, even in the roof panels, to provide superior thermal values.

Easi-Set Buildings have been specified by engineers and facility managers for use in water and wastewater facilities across North America for more than four decades. Each licensed producer maintains rigorous quality control, production and installation standards. Easi-Set modular buildings provide the longest life-to-cost ratio and lowest maintenance costs of any water and wastewater building option on the market. From a single pump house to entire multi-building complexes, we have an array of options to meet the needs of all your projects. Standard and custom designs available from 8’Wx8’Lx’8H to 50’Wx350’Lx35’H.

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