CellFillâ„ Projects
From abandoned water and sewer pipe fills to corrugated metal pipe backfill, bridge abutment backfill, erosion control and more, CellFillâ„ is ready and able to tackle projects of all sizes, big and small. Here is a sampling of our work.
Irving, TX - NTC Abandoned Waterline Fill
February 2017: Irving, TX
CellFillâ„ As Fill For Abandoned Waterline
Our largest project to date! CellFillâ„ pumped 5921.24 CY of cellular concrete into over 12,000 linear ft of 48" diameter abandoned waterline in Irving, TX. This job paralleled Irving's busy Hwy 183 and warranted constant site supervision and time management/coordination with North Texas Contracting and the highway authority.
This project included 18 different pumping locations and was still completed in 8 days time.
Branson, MO - ONGOING - Spirit of 76 Project
September 2016 to Present: Branson, MO
CellFillâ„ As Protective Encasement for Underground Utilities
CellFillâ„ is part of a 3-5 year revitalization project in the heart of Branson's famed strip, Highway 76. The City of Branson is burying its utilities along its 5 mile strip as part of the "Spirit of 76" beautification project. The new utility duct banks include 12" waterline, electric, cable, phone and fiber cables. Due to how close the conduit is placed together, you could not properly compact with traditional granular backfill, and settlement issues were a big concern. CellFill's cellular concrete is fully bedding the conduit and providing 100% compaction. It's a win-win for everyone!
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Lowell, AR Storm Sewer Pipe Fill
December 2016: Lowell, AR
CellFillâ„ As Fill For Abandoned Storm Sewer Pipe
5092 CY of cellular concrete was used to fill this 48" abandoned storm sewer pipe for the City of Lowell, AR. We cranked it up to produce at rates averaging 135 CY per hour. It was fun working on this project with Nabholz Construction, despite the COLD December wind!
Colcord, OK Drainage Layer Under Roadway
March 2016: Colcord, OK
CellFillâ„ As Drainage Layer Under County Road
CellFillâ„ traveled to Colcord, OK, to place 20 cu yds of cellular concrete as a drainage layer under 350' of Delaware County concrete roadway. Big floods washed out the rock at varying depths underneath the road, so CellFillâ„ was a perfect solution for filling these voids completely.
The entire project was finished in 4 hours, from set up to pumping to clean up!
Adair, OK Abandoned Diesel Line Fill
February 2016: Adair, OK
Abandoned Diesel Line Fill for Explorer Pipeline Company
Explorer Pipeline Company hired CellFillâ„ to pump cellular concrete into 3200' of 2' diameter (372 cu yds total) of abandoned diesel pipeline. The location of this job (in the middle of a pasture), and the distance from our CC150 rig to the pipe (300') make this job a great example of the versatility of CellFill'sâ„ mobile unit and pumping capabilities. Our client couldn't be happier with the results!
Shawnee, OK ODOT Bridge Scour Abutment
November 2015: Shawnee, OK
Fill Behind ODOT Bridge Scour Abutment
CellFillâ„ debuted the new CC150 in November 2015 on a bridge abutment fill job for ODOT (Oklahoma Department of Transportation). This small job required the CC150 to pump slowly (approx. 10 cu/yds per hour) to allow the concrete to self-level and fill the smallest voids. Water plug was used to seal cracks in the abutment slope wall to prevent the cellular concrete from seeping through.
61st and Memorial Water Pipe Fill
May 2015: Tulsa, OK
Abandoned Water Pipe Fill
Subcontracted through Becco Contractors, Inc. for the City of Tulsa, CellFillâ„ stepped up our efficiencies to fill 1050' of 48" diameter abandoned water pipe in just 10 hours. Project also had 30' of elevation change so the lift of the cellular concrete was very important.
41st & SW Blvd Water Pipe Fill
May 2015: Tulsa, OK
Abandoned Water Pipe Fill Under Railroad Crossing
We do smaller jobs too! CellFillâ„ subcontraced with T-G Excavating to fill 100' of 12" diameter abandoned water line running underneath 3 tracks of BNSF Railroad. Project was completed in 5 hours from set-up to finish.
61st and Sheridan Water Pipe Fill
March 2015: Tulsa, OK
Abandoned Water Pipe Fill
CellFillâ„ subcontraced with Becco Contractors, Inc for the City of Tulsa to fill over 2000 feet of 48" diameter abandoned waterline spanning from Sheridan to Memorial on East 61st Street. The steep grade of this project made CellFillâ„ cellular concrete an ideal choice thanks to its high lift properties. Project was completed in 6 days over 3 separate lifts.
61st & Joe Creek Sewer Pipe Fill
October 2014: Tulsa, OK
Abandoned Sewer Pipe Fill
4-day job sub-contracted through Crossland Construction for the City of Tulsa. Job required filling 2200 ft. of abondoned 42" reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) with cellular concrete to prevent collapse. Entire project completed in 4 days. All 20' deep manholes filled within 4' of top.
Job was originally bid to use traditional flowable fill, however Crossland found it much more economical and practical to use CellFill's cellular concrete as it allowed their workforce to focus on other parts of the project. CellFillâ„ saved time and labor costs for both the contractor and the City of Tulsa.