News Summary
VoidForm Products, LLC has inaugurated a new 40,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Universal City, Texas. The facility serves as a Central Texas hub aimed at increasing production capacity and improving lead times for the construction industry. Local officials express optimism about the economic growth this development will bring to the area. With over 45 years of experience, VoidForm’s expansion aligns with the growing demand for innovative construction solutions, setting the stage for enhanced service and efficiency in the region.
Texas – VoidForm Products, LLC has officially opened a new facility in Universal City, Texas, marking a significant step in its expansion plans within the construction industry. This state-of-the-art, 40,000-square-foot manufacturing hub is located at 1500 Northlake Pass, Unit 301, in Northeast San Antonio and will serve as the Central Texas base for the company’s operations.
The new facility consolidates VoidForm’s previous manufacturing activities from both Austin and San Antonio, aiming to enhance manufacturing capacity, efficiency, and service delivery. This strategic move comes in response to the growing demand for construction materials in Texas, driven by a thriving construction sector that has been experiencing a boom in recent years.
To celebrate the grand opening, VoidForm hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony that was attended by notable local officials and community leaders. Among those present were the Mayor of Universal City, Tom Maxwell, Mayor Pro Tem Christina Fitzpatrick, and Economic Development Director Michael Cassata. The expansion is anticipated to significantly increase manufacturing capacity while also reducing lead times for product delivery, a critical factor as the construction industry continues to flourish.
VoidForm, which has been an established provider in the construction sector for 45 years, specializes in designing products intended to protect concrete structures from challenging soil conditions, including expansive, corrosive, and seismic soils. The new manufacturing facility will feature advanced production methods that enhance logistics management, thus streamlining processes and boosting overall efficiency.
The company’s president, David DiLuccia, noted that the expansion was necessary due to the heightened demand for VoidForm’s products, highlighting the need to scale operations in light of the current construction boom. The firm has a long-standing reputation, having protected millions of square feet across various types of infrastructure since its inception in 1980, and the new facility is poised to bolster its ability to meet the evolving needs of the industry.
Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, VoidForm’s growth, and strategic consolidation in Universal City not only reflects the company’s commitment to innovation and excellence in service delivery but also aligns with the needs of developers facing increasingly complex construction challenges in the region. With enhanced manufacturing capabilities now available, VoidForm is well-positioned to continue its legacy of supporting infrastructure development across Texas.
As the construction industry navigates challenges posed by difficult soil conditions, the expansion of manufacturing operations by companies like VoidForm signals a proactive response to market demands. The new facility is expected to play a crucial role in sustaining growth within the sector while improving service efficiency for construction professionals throughout Central Texas.
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