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Tyler Concrete & Construction
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![]() Site PreparationTyler Construction has all the machines to quickly prepare your site for construction. |
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![]() Starting the PourTwo concrete trucks line up to get the pour underway |
![]() Placing Foundation FormsThis is the traditional method of building a concrete foundation. Insulation can be added after the pour. |
![]() Bracing the FormsConcrete is very heavy, it takes a lot of bracing and a lot of experience to pour square and level foundations. |
![]() Pouring ConcretePouring concrete |
![]() Power Troweling the Basement FloorThe Power Trowel adds the finishing touch to this basement floor |
![]() Rigid Foam InsulationBuilding an energy efficient home starts with insulating the foundation |
![]() Concrete Pillars for Deck PostsStepping or shelving off the form allows a nice ledger for adding stone or tile veneers. |
![]() Pouring the PierThis style of concrete pier is much more durable then sauna tube piers |
![]() Preparing the SiteReading the land is very important in setting up the proper alignment for a homes foundation. |
![]() Insulated Concrete FormsBuilding with ICF's not only gives you an energy efficient home, they can also be finished any way due to the built in nailers that allow for easy installation of sheet rock, wood, composite or any kind of tile finish. |
![]() Pouring ICF'sA pump truck is used for an ICF pour |
![]() Bracing the ICF's)Building with ICF's |
![]() ICF FoundationReady for the floor |
![]() ICF'sICF's |
![]() ICF ConstructionInsulated Concrete Forms |
![]() Ready for the FloorWalls are poured, ready for the floor |
![]() Pouring the ICF'sPouring the ICF's |
![]() Earl TylerEarl Tyler has over 40 years in the construction trades |
![]() Pier FootersStarting with 16" footers, then the deck piers are formed, creating a solid pier system, impervious to the harsh New England frost. |
![]() Deck Piers with FootingsFootings help ensure that the deck piers never heave with the frost |
![]() Septic SystemsTyler Construction can install your septic system and leach field |
![]() Inspecting the PipeSeptic Systems have to laid out with exactly the right pitch and the right material, gravel, sand and stone, to work properly. |
![]() Earl and Ben TylerEarl and Ben have been developing commercial and residential building sites in the Bethel area for over 30 years. |
![]() Site PreparationBig machines are the key to efficient site work |
![]() BackfillingInstalling the proper drainage and the proper fill is essential for a dry basement. |
![]() Building with ICF'sInsulated Concrete Forms |
![]() Bull FloatingTiming is everything while working concrete |
![]() Working the CreteWorking the Concerete under the watchful eye of Earl |
![]() Earl jumps inEarl doesn't sit back, he is in the trenches with the boys, ensuring a quality job every time. |
![]() Setting the septic tankSetting the septic tank |
![]() Leveling the tankLeveling the tank |
![]() Ben and EarlBen and earl discuss the next move |
![]() Commercial ConctereEarl shored up this conveyor system at the Hancock Lumber Mill in Bethel, Maine |
![]() Softening the Sharp EdgesDressing up the new concrete foundation for this conveyor system |
![]() New Concrete FooterThis pour was used to support one of the conveyor systems at the Hancock Lumber Mill in Bethel, Maine |
![]() Radiant HeatRadiant Heat is the best long term heating solution in cold climates. You get an even heat throughout your home or business and save money |
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![]() Pump TruckPouring Walls with a Pump Truck. Some jobs require the use of a concrete pumping truck. This is used on foudations without full vehicle access. |
![]() Earl TylerEarl Tyler started his concrete and construction business in 1969 upon his return from The Vietnam War. Water flows down hill, and years of experience pouring concrete in New England have given him a keen eye for sit development, an important edge over younger companies. He has poured foundations and retaining walls all over New England. His vast knowledge of geography helps him create the perfect site plan for your home. |
![]() Ben TylerBen Tyler is Earl's son and right-hand man. Ben is carrying on the Tyler Construction business and moving forward into modern building techniques using Insulated Concrete Forms and stamped and dyed concrete. |
![]() 8' Foundation PannelsTyler Concrete & Construction own 4', 6', 8' and 10' foundation concrete forms. |
![]() 8' Foundation FormsOnce the forms have been meticulously placed, ensuring all the forms are plumb and square it is time for the pour! |
![]() Modern Foundation FootprintsToday's homes are a lot more than a rectangle. Jogs and set backs, bay windows and bulkheads are no problem with Benny and Earl running the tape measure. |
![]() Setting the FormsThis is the traditional concrete form in action. The site is prepared, the hole dug, then the panels are lowered into the foundation hole. Then the setting and measuring begins. Once the footprint is deciphered, we go to work lining up and leveling the forms. |
![]() Footer for SlabMobile home pads and concrete slabs for barns, garages or homes are easy duty. |
![]() Radiant HeatMulti-Zone Radiant Heating Systems are the most energy efficient heating systems available today. Stop wasting money on archaic and poorly designed heating systems. Go radiant! |
![]() Bridge FootersNeed a bridge built? That takes a well thought out plan. Earl has built 6 bridges, and knows the special challenges that come with designing and building bridge abutments and bridges. |
![]() Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF's)Insulated Concrete Forms or ICF's are the wave of the future in building energy efficient homes and businesses. They come in 6" or 8" thicknesses and are R-28 or R-38. That means your foundation or home will be so energy efficient that your heating and cooling bills will be a thing of the past. These homes can easily be heated with around 500 gallons of oil per year or about 3 cord of wood on a well thought out interior design. |
![]() Insulated Concrete Form ConstructionICF's or Insulated Concrete Forms are the best solution for foundations and homes on the market today. |
![]() Insulated Concrete Forms or ICF'sInsulated Concrete Forms can be made to fit any footprint, no matter how many jogs. |
![]() Skid SteerWith multiple machines, we make quick work of most projects. |
![]() Insulated Concrete Form FoundationNotice the complexity of this footprint. The 22 1/2 degree corners help heat circulate better, eliminating cold corners. |
![]() Insulated Concrete Forms or ICF'sInsulated Concrete Forms or ICF's are the most modern building systems available today. With an R-Factor of 28 and higher, these homes save you money in many ways. One, they are super insulated and cost less than 1/2 to heat and cool than a traditional stick built home. 2- The exterior skin of your home lasts longer and needs less maintenance. This is due to the fact that because your home is not loosing and gaining heat, the exterior skin and the paint lasts longer. |
![]() ICF FoundationThe foundation is complete. The walls have been poured, the staging stripped and is now ready for the floor. |
![]() ICF FoundationICF Foundation |
![]() Pumping ConcreteInsulated Concrete Forms need to be filled with a pump truck. This adds a bit to the initial cost, but the energy savings produced by building with this system pays for itself in energy savings in 2 years. |
![]() Insulated Concrete FormsICF's save you money!!! |
![]() Skid Steer Leveling FloorInsulated Concrete Forms save you money!! |
![]() Insulated Concrete FormsFraming the doors and windows before the pour. |
![]() ICF Foundation and The Pump TruckThe pump truck makes filling the forms clean and efficient. |
![]() Tyler Concrete and ConstructionGetting the job done takes having the right equipment. We have everything to do the entire job, from foundation to finish! |
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![]() Insulated Concrete Forms |
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![]() Pumping ConcretePumping Concrete |
![]() Tyler Concrete & ConstructionTyler Concrete & Construction can prepare and site for your future home |
![]() Tyler Construction and ConcreteTyler Construction and Concrete pumping concrete into the ICF foundation blocks |
![]() Concrete Retaining WallsConcrete Retaining Walls in Lexington, Mass. |
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![]() Forming Concrete Retaining WallsThirty four foot tall by thirty two inch wide concrete retaining wall, drilled and pinned into ledge with #8 rebar |
![]() Concrete Retaining WallThirty four foot tall by thirty two inch wide concrete retaining wall, drilled and pinned into ledge with #8 rebar |
![]() Footer for Retaining WallThirty four foot tall by thirty two inch wide concrete retaining wall, drilled and pinned into ledge with #8 rebar |
![]() Footer for Concrete Retaining WallThirty four foot tall by thirty two inch wide concrete retaining wall, drilled and pinned into ledge with #8 rebar |
![]() Forming up Concrete Retaining WallThirty four foot tall by thirty two inch wide concrete retaining wall, drilled and pinned into ledge with #8 rebar |
![]() Concrete Sidewalks GrandJordan HotelRepairing Concrete Sidewalks at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine |
![]() Concrete Side WalksRepairing Concrete Sidewalks at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine |
![]() Cement SidewalksRepairing Concrete Sidewalks at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine |
![]() Concrete ApronsRepairing Concrete Sidewalks at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine |
![]() Concrete SidewalksRepairing Concrete Sidewalks at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine |
![]() Concrete Entry WaysRepairing Concrete Sidewalks at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine |
![]() Concerete PillarsRepairing Concrete Pillars, Concrete Sidewalks and Entryways at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine |
![]() Heated Concrete SidewalksRepairing Concrete Pillars, Concrete Sidewalks and Entryways at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine |
![]() IMG952178Repairing Concrete Pillars, Concrete Sidewalks and Entryways at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine Heated Concrete Sidewalks |
![]() Restoring Concrete PillarsRepairing Concrete Pillars, Concrete Sidewalks and Entryways at The Grand Jordan Hotel at Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry, Maine |
![]() Concrete Entry WayConcrete Entryway Falmouth, Maine |
![]() Concrete Entry WayConcrete Apron and Entryway Falmouth, Maine |
![]() Concrete Apron and Entryway FalmouthConcrete Apron and Entryway Falmouth, Maine |
![]() Concrete Sea Wall RepairConcrete Sea Wall and Entryway Biddeford, Maine |
![]() Repairing SeawallSeawall Repairs Coastal Maine Biddeford, Maine |
![]() Replacing Rebar Biddeford Sea WallReplacing Rebar in Biddeford Maine Sea Wall |
![]() Reparing Concrete Sunday RiverRepairing Concrete in the Pump House Sunday River Ski area in Newry, Maine |
![]() Sea Wall Biddeford,MaineReplacing Rebar in Biddeford Maine Sea Wall |
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![]() Repairing Concrete FloorRepairing Concrete Floor Pump House Sunday River Ski Area Newry, Maine |
![]() Concrete FloorRepairing Pump House Concrete Floor at Sunday River Ski Area in Newry, Maine |
![]() Concrete Floors Newry,MaineRepairing Pump House Concrete Floor at Sunday River Ski Area in Newry, Maine |
![]() Pouring Columns Bethe, MainePouring concrete columns ready for facades in Bethel, Maine |
![]() Tyler Construction pouring concreteTyler Construction pouring concrete columns. |
![]() Tyler Construction pouring ICF'sTyler Construction pouring ICF's foundation in Bethel, Maine |
![]() New Cedar Log HomeNew Home Construction Cedar Log Home at Grand View Estates Bethel, Maine |
![]() New Home ConstructionNew Home Construction Cedar Log Home at Grand View Estates Bethel, Maine |
![]() Concrete SidewalksConcrete Sidewalks Biddeford, Maine |
![]() Finished Sidewalk Biddeford,MaineFinished Sidewalk Biddeford,Maine |
![]() Fished SidewalkFinished Sidewalk Biddeford,Maine |
![]() Concrete StairsConcrete Stairs in Sea Wall |
![]() Repairing Cracked CementRepairing Cracked Cement |
![]() Repairing Cracked CementRepairing Cracked Cement |
![]() Repairing Cracked CementRepairing Cracked Cement |
![]() Replacing Rebar in ConcreteExposed rebar begins to deteriorate concrete |
![]() Rebar ReplacementExposed rebar begins to deteriorate concrete |
![]() Reparing Sea WallRepairing Seawall Biddeford, Maine |
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