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State Directory- New ConstructionThis project consisted of selective demolition of a 66,000 SF portion of an operational hospital. Beaty closely collaborated with the General Contractor to develop a schedule that allowed new construction to begin with minimal disruption to existing operations. Beaty performed dust control to reduce health impact, which included constructing dust walls that separated hospital operations from demolition activity.
- DemolitionBeaty Construction is a leading demolition expert in Indiana; specializing in bridge and roadway demolition as well as industrial, commercial and residential buildings of all sizes.
- Foundation Installation
- FencingBeaty Construction was the sub-contractor for the prefabricated truss bridge over I-69 on INDOT contract R-36921 – SR32 over I-69. This project included constructing 2 MSE walls at each bridge end bent. The MSE walls contained an inlaid logo for the town of Pendleton, creating a town sign for the interstate exit. The pedestrian truss bridge is a 201’-11” clear span bridge over I-69. Beaty worked in tandem with the bridge supplier, who constructed the pedestrian bridge in Alabama and shipped the bridge in 4 separate pieces to the project site. The bridge design required the use of vinyl coated fencing on the sides of the truss, therefore restricting access onto the bridge from each end. Beaty developed custom equipment and finishing tools to operate on a railing system to allow for the concrete deck to be installed.
- ExcavationSoil nails are drilled and grouted steel elements that are installed to reinforce existing soil as it is excavated in lifts. Soil nail spacing is controlled by the allowable depth of each lift, which is driven by soil conditions. After soil nails are installed at each lift a drainage system and reinforced shotcrete facing are installed over the nails. This process continues until the desired excavation depth is achieved.
- WalkwaysThe redevelopment of Shelbyville’s downtown public square consisted of multiple projects and included the total reconstruction of existing streets, pedestrian walkways, common areas and storm, sanitary and water main pipe.