Controlled, insulated heat for cold-weather concrete pours — reach strength faster and avoid freeze damage.

Concrete poured in the cold cures slowly and can be ruined outright if it freezes before it sets. Curing blankets hold the pour at a controlled temperature so hydration continues and the concrete reaches strength on schedule.
Even, insulated heat across the slab means uniform curing — no weak spots from cold edges, and no cracking from uneven temperature.
Get a RecommendationControlled Cure Heat
Holds the pour at a steady curing temperature.
Even Coverage
Uniform warmth prevents cold spots and weak zones.
Freeze Protection
Keeps fresh concrete above the danger point.
Insulated Build
Retains heat and hydration moisture in the slab.
Durable & Reusable
Stands up to repeated pours across the season.
Position the blanket across the full surface, overlapping seams where coverage matters.
Weigh down or fasten the edges so it stays put and holds heat in.
Plug into the correct voltage supply for your site.
Set the temperature and let it thaw or cure evenly from the surface down.
General steps — follow the instructions supplied with your specific unit. Questions? Ask us.
Wrap-around heaters that thaw, warm, and hold drum product at temperature.
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How to pour, cure, and dig through winter without freeze damage, blown schedules, or weak concrete.
Read GuideFreeze Protection
Why things freeze, what it costs, and how to keep pipes, product, and cylinders working through the coldest months.
Read GuideSelection
Five questions that get you to the right heater fast — without oversizing, guessing, or ending up with something that almost fits.
Read GuideYes, if it is kept above about 50°F while it cures. Insulated curing blankets hold the pour warm so it reaches strength instead of freezing.
It loses strength permanently and usually has to be torn out and repoured, so curing protection is cheap insurance.
Give us the container, the product, and the conditions. We’ll match you to the right solution — fast.
info@ag-heat.com · 801-244-9769 · Salt Lake City, UT