The Hagadone Building in Coeur d’Alene, designed by R.G. Nelson and built in 1972–73 for Duane Hagadone, is a wooden modernist headquarters connected to a marina that reflects North Idaho’s timber heritage. Champion Concrete pumped concrete to support and replace its structural piers and walls.
Champion pumped the concrete for The Thomas George Tower using various sizes and configurations of boom pumps up to a 63meter Putzmiester, and then reached the top 6 floors with a 32-meter Schwing Placing Boom while running hardline from the street level up the elevator shaft.
Champion once again utilized a diverse range of equipment in the construction of this custom home.
Two boom pumps (63m and a 58m) were used simultaneously to place concrete for support walls in the middle of the Post Street Bridge.
Champion Concrete uses boom pumps to pour concrete into hard to reach places, even backyards. We do both large and small projects, so homeowners can get professional concrete services.
