Put Your Building to Work Sooner
Build Better. Finish Sooner. Realize the Value Earlier.
Every Month of Construction Has a Cost.
For an owner, construction time is more than a schedule, it is money and opportunity. Eliminating traditional pour strips and their downstream delays can shorten the construction schedule by months, with 2 to 3 months being typical on many PS=Ø projects. Earlier completion can mean earlier occupancy, earlier operations, earlier lease or revenue opportunities, and fewer months of construction-period financing and carrying costs. At the same time, PS=Ø supports better concrete quality, safer working floors, and a more efficient construction process. The result is not simply faster construction, it is an investment that can begin delivering value sooner.
Put the Building to Work Sooner
Completing the project months earlier can allow the owner to occupy, operate, lease, or generate revenue from the building sooner. The value of an earlier opening can extend far beyond the direct cost of the PS=Ø system.
Reduce Financing and Carrying Costs
A shorter construction period can mean fewer months of construction-period interest, insurance, general conditions, and other time-dependent project costs. The greater the project and the cost of capital, the more valuable time can become.
Reduce Schedule Risk
Traditional pour strips create delayed work areas that must be protected, revisited, formed, reinforced, poured, cured, and finished later. Eliminating these interruptions removes potential schedule constraints and helps create a more predictable path to completion.
Get a Better Building
PS=Ø allows concrete additional time to cure and shrink before final closure without holding up construction. Reduced early restraint and fewer disruptive pour-back areas support better long-term concrete performance and a higher-quality finished structure.
Improve Construction Efficiency and Safety
Clear, continuous floor plates allow trades, equipment, and materials to move through the building without working around open pour strips, exposed reinforcing steel, or delayed pour-back areas. A cleaner construction process can also be a safer one.
Create Project-Wide Value
The cost of PS=Ø should be considered against its impact on the entire project, not simply the concrete package. Schedule savings, earlier use of the building, reduced carrying costs, improved workflow, and reduced rework can create value many times greater than the cost of the system.
What Is an Earlier Building Worth to You?
Let us help your project team evaluate the schedule and project-wide value that PS=Ø can create on your next project.