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Concrete fails differently in a garage than in a cooling tower. Here's what we see most on each, and what we do about it. These are examples, not the whole list.
What usually goes wrong
Spalling at columns and T's, worn-out bearing pads, cracked beams and joints, and traffic coatings that have worn through.
What we do about it
Structural concrete repair, carbon fiber on T's and beams, bearing pad replacement, epoxy crack injection, healer-sealer and re-striping.
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What usually goes wrong
Traffic coatings worn thin by daily car traffic, cracks that let water into the level below, and stripes nobody can see anymore.
What we do about it
Surface prep, vehicle traffic coating systems and new stripes, on decks that carry cars every day.
See the Mercedes-Benz deck →
What usually goes wrong
Basin walls and floors eaten by treated water, concrete spalling down to the rebar, and leaks at the basin.
What we do about it
We remove the deteriorated concrete down to sound material, treat the steel and rebuild the walls, with chemical-resistant coatings where the spec calls for them.
See a cooling tower repair →
What usually goes wrong
Panel cracks, damaged panel bases, failed joints, and dock and slab spalling on buildings that have to keep working.
What we do about it
Tilt-panel and slab repair, joint sealants, and chemical-resistant floor coatings for food, process and warehouse floors.
Tilt building concrete repair →
What usually goes wrong
Balcony and walkway coatings that crack and leak into the unit below, planters that leak, and spalling stairs and landings.
What we do about it
Balcony and walkway deck coatings, planter waterproofing and concrete repair, scheduled around the people who live there.
What usually goes wrong
General contractors need the building envelope bid and installed to the plans and spec: below-grade waterproofing, air barriers and joint sealants.
What we do about it
We bid and install below-grade waterproofing, liquid-applied air barriers and exterior joint sealants, built to the plans and spec.
We also work on hotels and resorts, and wastewater treatment plants (WWTP). Don't see your building? Call the desk at 623.476.7425 and describe it.
Send the plans or a few photos, or just describe the problem. Free estimates.