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AAC Building Systems · TX · FL · NC · SC
Building in Texas, Florida, or the Carolinas? Build with AAC.
Prefabricated autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) panels for faster builds, for residential, commercial and multifamily projects in Texas, Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina.
Tell us about your project. It takes about 2 minutes, and our team will follow up to gather your plans and prepare a quote.
I'm a homeownerBuilding a home, an addition or a renovation
I'm a builder or developerGCs, developers, architects and engineers
- Solid concrete walls
- Fire resistant
- Energy savings
- Termite & mold resistant
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Why AAC
Concrete strength, without the heavy lifting
AAC is real concrete filled with millions of tiny air cells, cured under steam and pressure, and delivered as prefabricated panels ready to install.
Fire resistant
AAC is a mineral, non-combustible material.
Thermal insulation for energy savings
Its air cells slow heat transfer, helping keep interiors cooler through hot Southern summers.
Resists termites, mold and rot
Nothing organic for termites to eat or for rot to break down.
Prefabricated for faster builds
Large panels go up faster than building a wall one block at a time.
Residential to multifamily
Homes, additions, commercial buildings and multifamily projects.
How it works
How we get to your quote
- 1
Share your project details
Fill out a short form about your project. It takes about 2 minutes.
- 2
Send us your plans
Our team contacts you to request your architectural plans and reviews them with you.
- 3
We prepare your quote
With your plans in hand, we prepare a quote for building your project with AAC panels.
Who it's for
One wall system, two kinds of builders
Homeowners
- New homes, additions and renovations
- Solid concrete walls that resist termites, mold and rot
- Insulation that helps with cooling costs
- Plain-language answers in English or Spanish
Builders, developers & architects
- Residential, commercial, multifamily and industrial
- Prefabricated panels for a faster wall schedule
- Fire-resistant, termite-resistant envelope
- Share your architectural plans and we review them with you
Where we serve
Serving Texas, Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina
Planning a project in one of these states? Tell us where it is and an MM3 specialist will follow up.
Building somewhere else? Send us your project details anyway and we will let you know how we can help.
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Tell us about your project
This short form takes about 2 minutes. Our team will follow up to gather your plans and prepare your quote.
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FAQ
Common questions about AAC
What is AAC?
Autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) is a lightweight precast concrete made from cement, lime, sand, water and a small amount of expanding agent. The mix rises like bread, forming millions of tiny air cells, and is then cured with steam under pressure in an autoclave.
What are prefabricated AAC panels?
Instead of laying small blocks one by one, AAC is produced as large, ready-to-install panels. Fewer pieces to set can mean a faster build.
Is AAC fire resistant?
Yes. AAC is made of mineral materials and does not burn.
Do termites, mold or rot affect AAC?
AAC is inorganic, so there is nothing for termites to eat and it does not rot like wood.
How does AAC help with energy savings?
The air cells inside AAC give it thermal insulation, which slows heat moving through the wall and can help reduce cooling needs.
What about storms, wind and building codes?
Every project must be designed to the applicable building codes for your state and location, including wind requirements. Tell us about your project and we will talk through how an AAC panel system fits your design.
Do I need plans to get a quote?
Yes. Architectural plans or drawings are needed for us to design and quote your AAC project. If you don't have plans yet, you're still welcome to reach out: we're happy to start the conversation and talk through your project, and we'll need plans before a quote can be prepared.
What types of projects is AAC used for?
Residential, commercial and multifamily buildings, as well as additions and renovations.
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