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Articles
How to Repair a Concrete Crack with Epoxy injection
August 1, 2010
Homeowners love how a concrete basement provides a safe, clean and dry area to store possessions or expand a home's living space. What they don't love is how concrete cracks. Cracks in a basement wall can let in water or signify that there is a structural problem with the foundation. Injecting a basement wall crack with epoxy will stop any water leaks and structurally repair the wall. Epoxy Crack Injection Advantages… read more »
Natural Look Water Repellent for Concrete Driveways and Patios
July 14, 2010
Water that soaks into concrete driveways, patios and sidewalks can damage it in several ways. The water can cause delamination of the top layer, spalling, flaking and pitting. This is especially true in cold weather climates where water that freezes inside the concrete can cause severe damage from the expansion of ice crystals. Natural Look Silane/Siloxane Water Repellents Concrete water repellents made of a silane/siloxa… read more »
How to Seal a Concrete Basement Floor
June 8, 2010
The floors in a basement are made of concrete. Of course, water and water vapor can get into a basement through the floor and cause mold, mildew and a musty odor to develop. Also, a wet or damp floor will cause any paint to blister and peal. Any carpeting placed on the floor will collect moisture and be damaged. A concrete basement floor can be sealed against water, water vapor and gas transmission. Sodium Silicate Vapor Imperme… read more »
