Website Redesign Launch: Precon Tanks Gets a Modern Upgrade

April 1, 2025

We’re excited to announce the launch of the brand-new website for Precon Tanks — a leading manufacturer of precast concrete tanks and systems for the wastewater and stormwater industries.

With decades of expertise and a reputation for quality and dependability, Precon needed a website that reflected their technical capabilities and made it easier for contractors, engineers, and municipalities to learn about their solutions. That’s where Livewire came in.

💡 A Digital Foundation That Matches Their Real-World Impact

Precon Tanks has long been known for designing and manufacturing high-performance precast concrete tanks — but their old website didn’t convey the scale, detail, or professionalism of their work.

We collaborated closely with the Precon team to create a website that:

Provides a clear overview of products and applications
Features technical resources and downloadable specs
Is fast, responsive, and mobile-friendly
Reflects Precon’s brand and expertise in civil infrastructure

🔧 What We Delivered

✅ Modern, Clean Design

The new site features a bold, industrial-inspired layout that feels strong, reliable, and modern — just like the products Precon delivers.

✅ Product-Focused Navigation

Users can now easily explore Precon’s tank systems by category and application, making it easy for engineers and municipalities to find exactly what they need.

✅ Downloadable Resources

The site includes spec sheets, brochures, and diagrams for industry professionals — making the new PreconTanks.com a true resource hub.

✅ Mobile-Optimized & Lightning Fast

We optimized every page for speed, usability, and mobile devices, so the site performs as well as it looks.

🚀 Built for Growth

The redesigned website is more than just a facelift — it’s a platform for growth. With improved UX, faster load times, and strong SEO foundations, Precon Tanks is now positioned to rank higher, reach further, and serve their clients better than ever before.

➡️ Explore the new website at precontanks.com

Want Results Like This?

At Livewire, we specialize in building high-performance websites for engineering, construction, and industrial companies — sites that inform, impress, and convert.

📞 Let’s talk about your next digital project.
🌐 livewiregeeks.com

Should you be wary of SEO firms?

Good Call Commander! You should absolutely be suspicious of SEO firms these days. The industry is unfortunately saturated with unscrupulous, downright devious companies that prey on unsuspecting business owners attempting to better their rankings. They pump your site full of fluff and post thousands of links around their

B2B Social Marketing

Social media marketing is usually not as important for business-to-business (B2B) businesses because most of their customers find them through word-of-mouth or a lot of online searching. Many B2Bs are also in ‘dry’ or serious businesses that don’t work well with pictures. But a social media marketing plan

Digital Worlds

Just finished up a long term project with Digital Worlds at the University of Florida in Gainesville. This web design project intends to reach young audiences with compelling content. It is a place for them to upload videos, share, collaborate and get insights into problems and issues that

What’s Worse?

What’s worse than these dang North Florida love bugs? Having a poor website, for one. A website should be like the dream employee . It should never call in sick, treat your customers properly and get them the information and the attention the require each and every time.

What we’ve been up to lately

Here’s what’s been going on at Livewire in the last few weeks – because, well, why not? It’s a blog ,isn’t it? Finishing up the LDM iphone app – which has been a big project that has presented us with some unique challenges. The Android version is likely

Firefox is dead to me

That happened a long time back. Now it seems that the once beloved browser is now in the same situation with the majority of its former users. I personally feel that the browser lost its roots in version 12, but it was showing signs of becoming yesterdays news