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Concrete Contractors Keep the Faith in the Face of COVID-19

As the coronavirus has made its way through the United States, operations have seemingly ground to a halt. Or have they? World of Concrete (WOC) reports that construction work has continued, and that some concrete contractors are taking measures to keep themselves safe. For example, Chris Forster, the vice president of operations for Largo Concrete, noted that […]

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Glentronics Helps Protect Homes From Water Damage

Glentronics is showing no signs of slowing down and plans to introduce a new product soon. This year has been one of the wettest in recent history. Significant flooding occurred across several central and southern states as the rain fell continuously from March until May. While homeowners labored to keep their homes dry, the importance […]

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Seattle Tarp Stays Flexible When Taking on a Project

Seattle Tarp uses materials such as polyethylene, urethane, PVC, polypropylenes and canvas. While there are a number of tarp manufacturers across the United States, Seattle Tarp Company says it differs in several important ways. “We are a custom manufacturer with high-quality goods,” President Chris Perlatti says. “We get out the product in a timely manner. […]

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Kenco Provides ‘The Good Stuff’ to Keep Customers Running

Kenco makes sure its parts and equipment for asphalt plants and construction equipment are built to last. To remain competitive in the busy construction industry, an operation can’t fall prey to being slowed down by equipment or component failures. In the construction industry, time is definitely money, and Kenco Engineering understands that well. That is […]

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Surface Tech

Here are three ways JUNO XP can solve aggregate problems. As we all know, concrete starts off life as a pile of aggregate floating in a soup of cement and water. Problems with the mix often lie with the aggregates. JUNO XP was developed by Surface Tech as an alternative supplementary cementitious material (ASCM) that […]