Advantages of an injection test field with Stephan Delarue
There is still an ongoing survey asking about the challenges and problems associated with concrete pressure injection. One of the answers was the situation of taking over the construction site from another contractor, yet someone else writes about the crack re-injection. I put these themes together in today’s episode. I tell you how we run cracks’ re-injection after…
Everyone agrees that the more you know, the better you perform. And that’s why in today’s episode I’ve decided to bring you two fantastic concrete injection repair specialists from Belgium. They’re affiliated with Tradecc, a company with a long, 50-year tradition that over the many years of its operation has validated its processes and approach to…
In today’s episode of Concrete Injection Made Easy, I discuss sealing expansion joints with my guest Dennis Wagner, Product Manager of Injection Products at Normet. We explore a common problem on the job site, which is typically caused by mistakes with installing water stops, namely leaking expansion joints.
The 12th episode of Concrete Injection Made Easy is a transcript of yesterday’s webinar, which was a session of answering your questions. I replied about why I insist on drilling smaller holes and using smaller than 13mm packers. Why drill such large holes? It’s a waste of time, resin and concrete deterioration. Let’s not do…
A big problem on job sites is that some concrete repair contractors aren’t methodical enough in applying proven processes and technologies. This leads to sub-optimal execution and customer dissatisfaction. And this just makes a bad name for the dedicated professionals among us. The key to being the kind of contractor that gets repeat business because…
Maybe you’ve asked yourself the question, what does it take to get into a bigger part of the concrete injection game—namely lifting concrete slabs, polyurethane underpinning, or other major geotech jobs. Many of you may run businesses or have experience working with waterproofing, joint filling, and membrane work. But bigger geotechnical projects are, as my guest Jim…