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.
You know what I hear engineers and technicians say all the time?
“The only thing I ever use for watertight is foaming polyurethane” And you know why they say that? It stops leaks fast, so everybody loves it. Trouble is, foaming polyurethane sucks up water like a sponge. And when it gets saturated, you’re back to square one with your leak.
You know, I hear people wonder if the watertighting business is here to stay. Pros who’ve been in the game for a long time, say it definitely is. And that’s because projects are getting bolder in design, and construction is taking place in ever more challenging terrain.
In today’s episode of Concrete Injection Made Easy, I talk to Nick Chittenden, regional manager for Master Builders Solution in the Middle East and Africa, who’s been in the game for over 25 years. Nick gives us a holistic view of the construction business and provides a checklist of best practices.
Tune in to the Concrete Injection Made Easy podcast, where your host Mateusz Furs shares his experience on injection technology and helps you get ahead of the curve with your business.
Discover how to pick and adjust the right resin or pump to the job to get the best, watertight seal on cracks and expansion joints…and expand your customer base.
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