At LGS Precast, we don’t believe in pricing based on perception—we believe in pricing based on what we actually build. Whether it’s a garden-style apartment complex in the suburbs or a mid-rise multifamily project in the urban core, our approach is the same: concrete is concrete.
We don’t increase our markup because your project looks more expensive or sits on more valuable land. Many of our components—like floor decks, cladding walls or columns—are standardized from one job to the next. So we price them that way.
One project might end up being a solid deal, while another could be an exceptional one. But either way, the value is real and consistent. This allows our clients to strategically deploy precast for the most profitability.
Our Turnkey Proposals
We provide full pricing proposals—covering design, manufacturing, and installation—based on early inputs like schematics, site plans, or architectural elevations.
We don’t wait until you’re deep into construction documents to tell you what things will cost. That means your team can make informed decisions faster, with fewer surprises down the road.
This philosophy isn’t just about numbers—it’s about trust. We want our clients to come back to us because they know what they’re getting: real pricing, real transparency, and real partnership.
Pricing Factors: What Affects Pricing?
Complexity of Design: Custom molds and unusual shapes could require special treatment during manufacturing.
Wall Panel Insulation: There are many levels of insulation possible from uninsulated panels, code minimum to meet the IECC standards, or to insulate further for particular thermal requirements.
Wall Panel Finishes: The type and level of in-factory finishing and coloring will impact the cost of our wall panels.
Project Location: The distance from our plant in Lacy Lakeview to the project will impact freight costs.
Jobsite access and crane logistics: Especially tight sites or ones requiring traffic control could increase installation costs.
