EFCO Formwork & Shoring Solutions

09/09/2026

Team EFCO is heading to Iowa State for the Engineering Career Fair! 🏗️

On September 16th, we'll be at the ISU Engineering Career Fair at Booth . If you're an engineering student looking for a career where you can make a real impact, come stop by and chat with our team.

We can't wait to meet you! 👊

09/08/2026

🌟 Team Member Spotlight: Dan Ashby

While working on an exciting new product line, Dan spotted an opportunity to make a complex part of the design process significantly faster and built a tool to do exactly that.

The result? A smarter workflow that saves time, integrates with existing engineering tools, and opens new avenues for delivering the Lowest In-Place Concrete Cost to our customers. That's Innovation at its best. 👊

09/04/2026

When the concrete is the finish, there's no room for error. 🏗️

At the BENCH Headquarters in Bonifacio Global City, Philippines, every form joint, tie pattern, and pour line is a permanent architectural element. Monolith Construction and Development Corporation trusted EFCO's E-BEAM & SUPER STUD® system to handle one-sided, tie-less retaining walls while maintaining the surface precision an exposed finish demands.

🔗 Read the full FORM MARKS article at the link! ➡️ https://bit.ly/3SEhl5S

09/02/2026

From paper and pencil to 3D modeling and Revit, EFCO's drafting story is one of continuous evolution. 📐

Today, our partnerships with BIM Advantage and Autodesk are helping us push our Revit workflows even further, delivering better solutions for our customers faster than ever. Take a look at how our engineering capabilities have grown over the decades.

08/31/2026

🌟 Team Member Spotlight: Mari Hamersley

When a last-minute call came in about a tradeshow shipment that needed to go out immediately, Mari didn't hesitate. With the usual contact out for the day, she stepped in to get the shipping label sorted and even offered to run the package to the UPS store if the driver was missed.

It's the kind of quietly impactful moment that defines Super Service, and exactly what makes Mari such a valued part of the EFCO Center team. Thank you, Mari! 🎉

08/28/2026

Nearly a century of Mississippi River water eroded the spillways at Keokuk's hydroelectric dam, and helped restore them. 🌊🏗️

Working with Michels Corporation, EFCO developed a REDI-RADIUS® forming solution precise enough to reface 27 one-of-a-kind curved spillways, light enough to move by barge under tight crane limits, and built entirely from standard equipment Michels can reuse for years.

That's what the Lowest In-Place looks like in practice.

🔗Read the full FORM MARKS article at the link! https://bit.ly/46qJNeR

08/21/2026

Project sneak peek! 👀🌊

We're working on something a little different at a century-old dam on the Mississippi River in Keokuk, Iowa. 27 curved spillways. A barge. And some creative EFCO . Check back next Friday for the full story!

08/18/2026

How do you form a bridge pier cap when you can't close the road underneath?

Self-spanning formwork. EFCO's PLATE GIRDER® and SUPER PLATE GIRDER® systems span between supports and carry the load themselves, so traffic keeps moving below while your crew pours above.

Our new video walks through the whole cap cycle: assembly at grade, the single-pick set, and the hinged soffit reset. [0:31]

Click here to learn more and watch the new video!
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EFCO PLATE GIRDER® is a strong, versatile forming system ideal for bridges, stadiums, marine work, power plants, elevator shafts, and high-rise construction.

08/14/2026

What do you do when a cable car station has to extend over a live river, with downtown traffic that can't stop underneath? You bring in EFCO. 🌊🚧

Working alongside ICAFAL Ingeniería y Construcción on the Teleférico Bicentenario project, EFCO engineered a PLATE GIRDER® spanning solution that covered roughly 25 feet of open river without touching it, all while keeping trucks and cars moving below. Each section was designed for on the ground and lifted into position in a single crane pick, keeping the site tight and the schedule on track.

When standard methods don't fit, brings the engineering to make it work. Read the full FORM MARKS article at the link! ➡️ https://bit.ly/4xvOjo3