Asphalt
Concrete
Sidewalks
Curbs, Gutters & Wheel Stops
Slab Install - Interior / Exterior
Walls
Drain Pan Installation / Replacement
Swimming Pools Decks
Stamped Concrete/Decorative Concrete
Stairs
Retaining Walls
Foundations
Rebar Installation
Golf Cart Paths
Truck Docks
ADA Solutions / Handicap Ramp
Sawcutting
Driveways
Concrete Flooring
Colored Concrete
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Weatherproofing
Concrete Restoration & Waterproofing
Above- and Below-grade Waterproofing Caulking & Sealants Chemical Grout Injection Dampproofing Epoxy Injection Expansion Joint Systems Exterior Wall Coating Parking Deck Restoration Pedestrian & Vehicular Deck Coatings Plaza Deck Restoration Concrete PatchingCurtain Wall
Anodized Aluminum Restoration Marble/Granite/Precast Cleaning Painted Metal Restoration Specialty Rigging & Load TestingMasonry Restoration & Waterproofing
Masonry Building Cleaning & Sealer Caulking & Sealant Epoxy Injection Exterior Wall Coating Historic Restoration & Preservation Masonry Repair and Replacement Tuckpointing Water Repellent SealersSpecialty Services
Carbon Fiber Repairs Specialty Flooring Stadium Restoration Post Tension Repair Precast Repair/Replacement Problem Solving Budget EstimatingStriping & Signs
Metal Fabrication
Weatherproofing
Precast Repair/Replacement
Description
Three different methods may be used to repair or replace precast curtain walls: 1. Form and pour in the field, using acid etching to match existing panels, ranging from smooth surface to exposed aggregate. 2. Tilt-up panels welded in place and distressed to match existing surface. 3. Vertical installation uses a crane to lift and set in place.
