High Early Concrete
High Early Concrete is the ideal solution for highways, commercial floors or shipping yards where a quick fix is required with little downtime.
High Early Concrete Overview
High Early Concrete, or Fast Setting Concrete is best used in a repair situation. Many 24/7 operations require quick fixes if a paving problem arises, like a shipping yard or a highway for example. High Early Concrete can keep a commercial floor in service even as life continues around it.
High Early Concrete Applications
Concrete Streets and Highways
When it comes to long-lasting performance, concrete is the best answer for building streets and highways. Updated technology in admixtures and fibers is making our concrete streets and highways even stronger, with some roadways performing up to 50 years longer than their expected service life.
Many other materials provide high performance in the short term but require time-consuming and costly upkeep in the long term. When working with Ozinga’s concrete, you can be assured that you’re making a worthwhile and long-lasting investment.
Industrial Flooring
In an industrial setting where heavy machinery is constantly on the move, the workday cannot be stopped due to a problem with the floors. With industrial-strength concrete, warehouses can run smoothly on a reliable, heavy-duty Industrial Flooring for many years with low maintenance.
5 Mistakes to Avoid When Placing Concrete in Cold Weather
With the construction industry operating year-round, concrete is poured and placed no matter the time of year. Although concrete can be placed in cold weather, certain precautions should be taken to ensure the job is handled properly. Take a look at the following five mistakes you want to avoid when pouring concrete in cold weather.
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Common Concrete Problems and How to Fix Them
Concrete can add beauty and durability to many residential and commercial projects. It works great on driveways, patios, parking lots, walkways, roads, and so much more, and it creates a timeless look. While concrete offers many benefits, it’s not always perfect. Improper processes and maintenance, as well as certain weather conditions, can cause a few
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