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The new website is intended to serve as an informational resource on concrete and the commercial construction industry.

www.concretecontractor.com features an extensive historical review of how cement evolved and developed into the most widely used commercial construction raw material in the world. Featured on the website are descriptions of famous concrete buildings and structures, including the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada, Our Lady of The Angels Cathedral in Los Angeles, California and the Grand Coulee and Hoover Dams. Another section of the site showcases tilt-up concrete construction, a technologically advanced means of building concrete structures quickly and inexpensively.

“As a general contractor and construction company with more than 58 years of commercial construction experience, we can certainly appreciate the importance of concrete,” said Phillip Bell, President of Bob Moore Construction in Arlington, Texas. “A website like www.concretecontractor.com provides a real service to the public, educating them on the significance of concrete and how it has influenced the industry, our economy and even our society over the past several hundred years. Our own website, www.generalcontractor.com, provides information about various aspects of the commercial construction industry as well. But Concrete Contractor.com approaches this subject matter in a different way, and presents historical information about concrete in a very compelling manner.”

A developing portion of this site is the concrete contractor directory. With the release of the website, Concrete Contractor.com is offering a time-limited opportunity for commercial concrete contractors to post a listing of their company in the site's directory for free. The listing includes their name, address, phone number and contact information, and a 250 word write-up on their business. Concrete Contractor.com will ultimately charge to add contractors to its directory, but is offering these listings for free now to quickly expand this portion of the website. Interested concrete contractors can learn more about this time-limited opportunity at www.concretecontractor.com/directory/ and can submit their information directly from this page.

For more information about Concrete Contractor.com, please visit www.concretecontractor.com