Texas Precast
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Texas Precast is a locally owned precast concrete manufacturer serving the industry for over 30 years, located in Galveston County, Texas at 18303 Highway 6, Santa Fe. The company manufactures and distributes a wide variety of precast concrete products including concrete treatment systems, lint and grease interceptors, catch basins, culverts, vaults, septic tanks, sand-oil separators, sample wells, manhole covers, car stops, and AquaKlear tanks.
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Texas Precast provides Septic Pumping & Cleaning, Septic Installation, and Grease Trap Cleaning in Santa Fe, TX. Browse all septic companies in Santa Fe or across Texas.
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