The main disadvantage of tilt-up concrete is that it is labor-intensive and requires a large crew to complete the job. This can lead to higher labor costs and longer construction timelines. Additionally, tilt-up concrete requires a large amount of space to construct, which can be a challenge in urban areas.

Tilt-Up construction features series of concrete panels tilted up into place to form a building's exterior wall. These panels are created at the work site using wood forms, rebar and concrete. The forms are shaped and rebar cut to match final designs. Next, concrete is poured into the forms and finished.