7 Cold Weather Concreting Questions You Should Consider
Written by: Rasmus Uhre
The weather conditions at a jobsite are ever-changing. As a result, the construction work within its borders might experience hot...
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Concrete Abrasion Resistance: The Bad, the Good, and the Better (Interview Part 1)
Written by: Kryton Marketing
When it comes to getting a durable concrete slab, a critical part of it involves keeping the concrete resistant to abrasion. Without that resistance, construction...
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Haunted House Construction: Add a Boo-st of Fun to Your Work
Written by: Maggie Clark
Thinking of trying your hand at haunted house construction? At this time of year, it’s probably hard not to! After...
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Interview: Seeing into the Future of Construction with Sensohive’s CEO
Written by: Maggie Clark
This year has seen the construction industry change in a number of ways. Many companies have had to adapt to...
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Waterproofing Membranes: Should You Use Them?
Written by: Johnny Nassif
Waterproofing membranes are commonly used to protect structures against hydrostatic pressure. The idea behind them is simple. They keep the...
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Your Pet-Friendly Construction Guide: How to Build the Purrfect Place
Written by: Maggie Clark
It’s National Pet Insurance Month in North America, so to celebrate, we’re sharing our thoughts on pet-friendly construction. After all,...
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Why You Need Low-Carbon Concrete (and How We Can Help)
Written by: Maggie Clark
Lately, more and more companies in the concrete industry are starting to come out with their own low-carbon concrete mixes....
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Concrete Waterproofing by Design
Written by: Jeff Bowman
Waterproofing concrete using a crystalline admixture has come a long way since the first Krystol Internal Membrane™ project in 1983. Back...
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Liquid Hardeners vs Hard-Cem®: Which Is Better for Concrete Durability?
Written by: Maggie Clark
However you’re involved in concrete construction, you know that concrete durability (or more specifically its abrasion resistance) is critical to...
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