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Protecting Commercial Structures with Robust Water Resistive Systems

Construction Daily News

This is especially true in commercial construction, where water damage can compromise the longevity, safety, and energy efficiency of the entire structure. With this in mind, keep reading as we explore the importance of protecting commercial structures with robust water-resistive systems.

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Common Signs of Water Issues in Older Homes

CCR Magazine

In this blog, we will share common signs of water issues in older homes and how to address them. Age of the Plumbing System The age of your home’s plumbing system plays a major role in determining potential water issues. These materials deteriorate over time, making your plumbing system more susceptible to leaks and bursts.

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Work Underway for The Metro

PC Construction

All new structural steel has been completed to support the new 400kW rooftop solar system, which will be linked to the facility’s primary electrical system. On the exterior, brick repointing and foundation waterproofing will begin soon to ensure readiness for the installation of new windows in October.

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The Role of Diaphragms and Shear Walls in Creating Resilient Structures

BDC Network

The Role of Diaphragms and Shear Walls in Creating Resilient Structures 1 kcichowicz Fri, 07/19/2024 - 11:00 MFPRO+ Blog Guide to incorporating diaphragms and shear walls into your next building project design. Diaphragms and Shear Walls Defined A diaphragm is a flat structural unit acting like a deep, thin beam.

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What is ‘Retrofitting’ in Construction: Techniques and Benefits

Building Radar

Retrofitting in construction involves updating and modifying existing structures to improve their performance, safety, and energy efficiency. Understanding Retrofitting Definition and Overview Retrofitting is the process of upgrading or improving an existing building or structure to enhance its performance or extend its lifespan.

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Waterproofing Membrane Supports Redevelopment Growth in the United States

GCP Applied Technologies

It’s common for multiple remediation approaches to be used inside and outside of the structure. This means it is also essential to prevent harmful gases in the soil from seeping into the structure. They prevent contaminants in the ground from corroding the structure or migrating inside and degrading the air quality.

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Shoring 101: What You Need to Know

Trekker Group

Shoring is a term used to describe the process of providing temporary support to a structure or foundation in order to protect it from collapse. It is often used in construction and engineering projects, such as bridges, buildings, and other structures. It helps to ensure that the structure is stable and secure.