Broome County · New York
Plant-cast structural and drainage concrete products manufactured under controlled conditions, delivered and set on your site by our own crews and cranes.
18 minutes from our plant at 18 Phelps St, Binghamton. Mon–Fri, 7am – 4pm.
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Precast Concrete · Endicott, NY
Endicott's mix of century-old industrial parcels and active brownfield redevelopment means we spend more time on mix design here than almost anywhere else we ship. That local knowledge is the difference between a precast concrete order that fits the hole and one that costs you a day of crane time. Binghamton Concrete Co has been supplying Broome County since 1982.
Specifications matter more than price on buried structures. For Endicott work we address epoxy-coated rebar, site permits and 4,000 PSI compressive strength at the shop-drawing stage rather than in the field, and we confirm air-entrained concrete before the pour. Working with a licensed contractor who documents structural integrity in writing is what protects both the schedule and the property value behind it.
We deliver throughout Endicott and the surrounding Broome County area — from the Susquehanna River levee, the Washington Avenue business district and En-Joie Golf Club out to the 13760 and 13761 ZIP codes. Most loads run in on NY Route 26 and NY Route 17C, and the work we see most often here is aging village water and sewer infrastructure replacement and redevelopment of former IBM and Huron Campus industrial parcels.
Local design factors
The same product drawing does not work everywhere. These are the local conditions we design around when we cast for Endicott, New York.
Underfoot, Endicott sits on deep, well-drained Chenango and Tioga gravelly loams on the valley floor — good bearing, but open enough that bedding and backfill gradation genuinely matters. That drives the bedding course, the backfill gradation and, on retaining structures, the drainage detail behind the wall.
Endicott sits behind a federal levee that was overtopped in 2011, so anything placed in the leveed area draws close review from both the village and the Corps.
Endicott runs roughly 50 freeze-thaw cycles a year and averages 78" of snow, so every unit we cast for Broome County uses air-entrained concrete rated for repeated freeze-thaw cycling. Decades of industrial use around the Huron Campus mean soil chemistry reports are routine here, and sulfate or contaminant exposure can change the mix design we cast.
Broome County carries a 42-inch design frost depth, and it is the single most common thing we see missed on Endicott plan sets. Footings, bedding and the bottom of any wall stem belong below 42 inches.
Plans in Endicott are reviewed by the Village of Endicott Code Enforcement Office, working from the 2020 Building Code of New York State, Village of Endicott Code Chapter 400 (Zoning) and NYSDEC brownfield and remediation requirements on former industrial parcels. Septic, holding tank and any on-site wastewater structure also goes through Broome County Health Department. We prepare submittal packages in the format those offices expect, which is usually the difference between a two-week review and a two-month one.
Product range
Standard units ship from the yard; anything else is cast to your drawings. All of it is delivered and set by our own crews across Broome County.
Single- and multi-cell precast box culverts engineered to AASHTO HS-25 loading for stream crossings, roadway drainage and utility runs.
Gravity block, cantilever and modular retaining wall systems with a range of architectural face finishes for grade separation and slope stabilization.
Precast sanitary and storm manholes, catch basins, inlets and risers in standard and custom diameters with cast-in pipe openings.
Traffic-rated transformer pads, pull boxes, handholes and communications vaults built to utility standards with knockouts placed to your drawings.
Temporary and permanent concrete barrier, median units and bin blocks for work zones, laydown yards and permanent traffic separation.
Precast abutments, wingwalls, headwalls, approach slabs and deck panels that shorten bridge closures from months to days.
Watertight precast septic tanks, pump stations, grease interceptors and cisterns tested to ASTM C1227 vacuum standards.
Made-to-order structures cast from your engineer's drawings — if it can be detailed, our form shop can build it.
Our process
Send plans, a sketch or even a photo with dimensions. We return a line-item quote with unit counts, freight and set costs — usually within one business day.
Our in-house design team produces P.E.-stamped shop drawings and submittal packages formatted for review by your engineer and the permitting authority.
Units are cast indoors under controlled temperature and humidity. Every pour is slump- and air-tested, with cylinder breaks documented for your file.
We schedule delivery to your pour date and set with our own trucks and cranes, so you are not coordinating three vendors on set day.
Credentials
Fully licensed and carrying full general liability and workers' comp coverage in New York and Pennsylvania.
National Precast Concrete Association certified plant, audited annually for production and QC standards.
Approved manufacturer for NYSDOT, PennDOT, NYSOGS and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Every unit is inspected before it leaves the yard, and we stand behind the fit on delivery.
Certifications and approvals held by Binghamton Concrete Co.
Feedback from contractors, municipalities and property owners in and around Endicott, New York.
“Working inside the leveed area means everything gets reviewed twice. Their submittal package was complete the first time — the village didn't kick a single thing back.”
“The soil report came back with sulfate levels that ruled out a standard mix. They adjusted the design, documented it, and we never lost a week over it.”
Permits, frost depth, lead times and pricing — answered specifically for Endicott, NY.
In most cases, yes. Structural work, drainage structures and retaining walls over four feet in Endicott are reviewed by the Village of Endicott Code Enforcement Office under the 2020 Building Code of New York State. On-site wastewater structures also require sign-off from Broome County Health Department. We supply P.E.-stamped shop drawings and product data formatted for that submittal, but the permit application itself is filed by you or your contractor of record.
Pricing depends on unit size, reinforcement, finish and how many pieces are on the load — small standard structures start around $850 delivered, while engineered box culverts and bridge components are quoted per project. Because Endicott is only 18 minutes from our plant, freight is a small line item here compared with buying out of a distant yard. Send plans or dimensions and we will return an itemized takeoff, usually within one business day.
It is often the better choice. Endicott sits behind a federal levee that was overtopped in 2011, so anything placed in the leveed area draws close review from both the village and the Corps. Plant-cast units are produced under controlled conditions to a consistent density and air content, which means far lower permeability than a field pour made in weather — and buried structures can be detailed watertight to ASTM C1227 with tested joint sealant. Where groundwater or flood levels are a factor we also run buoyancy calculations and add anti-flotation collars.
Broome County uses a 42-inch design frost depth, so the bottom of any bearing surface — footing, bedding course, or the base of a wall stem — should sit at or below 42 inches. Endicott runs roughly 50 freeze-thaw cycles a year, and a unit founded above the frost line will lift, rotate and open its joints within a season or two.
Typical lead time is 2–4 weeks from approved shop drawings for made-to-order units, and often faster for standard products we carry in the yard. Endicott is about 18 minutes from our Binghamton plant, so we deliver on your pour date rather than to a freight window.
Speed and quality control. A cast-in-place structure on a Endicott site is at the mercy of weather, and with 78" of average snowfall the pour window is genuinely limited. Precast units are cast indoors under controlled temperature and humidity, cured, tested and then set in hours — which on NY Route 17C and NY Route 26 work can mean reopening a road in a day instead of a month.
Yes. Binghamton Concrete Co is fully licensed and carries general liability and workers' compensation coverage in New York and Pennsylvania. Our plant is an NPCA Quality Certified facility and we are an approved producer for NYSDOT, PennDOT, NYSOGS and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Certificates of insurance naming your project are issued on request before we mobilize to Endicott.
Yes, and they drive the design. Endicott sits on deep, well-drained Chenango and Tioga gravelly loams on the valley floor — good bearing, but open enough that bedding and backfill gradation genuinely matters. We use that to set the bedding course gradation, the backfill specification and — on retaining structures — the drainage detail behind the wall. Send us a geotechnical report if you have one; if you do not, we will tell you what we would expect to find at that location.
Binghamton, Vestal, Johnson City and Owego — and the wider 150-mile radius around our Binghamton plant.
Send plans, a sketch, or just dimensions. You will get an itemized takeoff for your Endicott job — usually within one business day.