Willis Construction has been providing Architectural Precast Products for the Construction industry for over 30 years. Throughout those years we have been fortunate to work on some of the most dynamic and design challenging projects utilizing Precast. Which means that we have had the opportunity to work along side some of the best Architectural Designers and Construction Teams in the Building Industry, and for that we are grateful.

Willis Construction has two production plants. One located in San Juan Bautista California, located approximately 30 miles south of San Jose and 80 miles south of San Francisco, California. Our second plant is located in Tecate, Mexico. Both production plants are PCI Certified* (Precast Concrete Institute). We primarily provide Precast products for the entire state of California, but have also completed some projects in the states of Washington, Oregon, and Nevada. Willis Construction projects can vary in size from 2 or 3 column covers to a Major League Baseball Stadium for the San Francisco Giants. There truly is no job to big or to small.

Willis Construction has provided precast for almost every type of project.

• Commercial Office/Retail
• Hotel/Residential Housing
• Parking Structures
• Hospital/Health Care
• State & Federal Government
• Educational (Universities, Junior Colleges, High Schools)
• Sports Stadiums
• Landscape and Specialty precast elements

Every project is different in design appearance and has certain budgetary limits. Willis Construction produces three commonly used Precast Panel Systems that can accommodate a wide range of these design needs

• Architectural Precast
• GFRC (Glass Fibered Re-Inforced Concrete)
• Thinshell

Willis Construction is dedicated to serving Architects and General Contractors throughout the design process of future projects. We look forward to discussing any design and/or budgetary questions regarding these systems as well as deciding which one would be best suited for your next project. Contact us at here.

*PCI Certification is your only practical means of confirming that a manufacturing plant has an ongoing quality assurance system in place. With this program the plant must consistently demonstrate their commitment to quality principles and procedures. A 120 point audit examines all aspects of plant operation including engineering practices and management commitment.