Concrete spalling is one of those problems that looks cosmetic at first, but in real life, it’s usually a sign something more serious is happening underneath. I’ve seen it on balconies, beams, columns, parking slabs, and even brand new structures where workmanship or materials weren’t right. Most of the time, the root cause is steel…
When I first started working with self leveling cementitious flooring, I honestly thought it was just another “easy fix” product. But after using it across warehouses, hospitals, offices, retail spaces, and even residential projects, I realized it’s one of the most practical tools we have for getting perfectly flat, durable floors without ripping everything out….
Over the years, I’ve repaired everything from tiny shrinkage cracks in slabs to serious structural cracks in beams, walls, and water-retaining structures. One thing I’ve learned very quickly is this. All cracks are not the same, and treating them with the same material almost always leads to failure. Some cracks are dry and dormant, some…
In my experience on construction sites, concrete cracks are one of the most common issues I come across. Cracks do not always mean failure, but they are always a sign that the concrete has responded to stress, shrinkage, temperature changes, or loading. Over the years, I have learned that the biggest mistake people make is…
As per flooring standards, surface preparation is the main factor regarding success or failure of any resin flooring system. Also, from what I have actually seen on construction sites, no resin will definitely work well if the concrete underneath is not properly prepared. Epoxy and other resins do not stick to concrete itself in a…
