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…
Anyone who has worked around poultry farms knows how sensitive birds are to heat. When temperatures rise inside the shed, birds get stressed. Feed intake drops, egg production goes down, and overall health starts to suffer. In hot climates, controlling heat inside a poultry farm is not a luxury. It’s a necessity. One of the…
For years, R-value has been treated as the ultimate measure of insulation. It tells us how well a material slows down heat moving through it by conduction. That is important, but it only explains part of the story. Emissivity, or thermal emittance, is about the building’s outer skin. It describes how a surface deals with…
If you work or live in the Middle East, you already know the biggest enemy of any building is heat. Roofs take the full impact of the sun all day, every day. Surface temperatures can shoot up dramatically, and that heat eventually finds its way indoors. Air conditioners work harder, energy bills rise, and the…
