Texas Stone Masonry specializes in pouring concrete for manholes, ensuring strong, durable, and properly constructed access points for underground utilities. Our team focuses on meticulous placement and finishing techniques to ensure each manhole is built to withstand environmental stresses and provide long-term functionality. From initial form setup to final curing, we deliver precise, high-quality concrete pours that meet all industry and safety standards.

A inlet is a type of stormwater drainage structure that is typically integrated into a street curb. It allows surface runoff (such as rainwater) to enter into the stormwater drainage system. Here’s a simplified description of the typical construction of a curb inlet:

Curb inlets are strategically placed along roadways where water is expected to accumulate and need drainage, often at low points or along the curvature of streets.

Reinforced Concrete Box Culvert.

These are engineered structures made from concrete that is reinforced with steel bars or mesh to provide additional strength and support.

RCBCs serve several purposes:

1. Drainage and Water Management: They are commonly used for diverting water, such as streams, drainage runoff, or even sewage, under infrastructure like roads and railways.

2. Transportation and Utility Passages: These culverts create safe passages for pedestrians, vehicles, or utilities beneath embankments or elevated structures, reducing the need for large bridges or tunnels.

3. Durability and Low Maintenance: Constructed from reinforced concrete, these box culverts are designed to be durable and resistant to various environmental and mechanical stresses, leading to reduced maintenance over time.