Constructing a More Sustainable Future: The Environmental Benefits of Concrete Protection
Hycrete Endure CP Provides Long Term Solutions for a Truly Sustainable Built Environment.
One Change in Concrete’s Design Affects Built Infrastructure’s Lifespan
Hycrete Endure CP Provides Long Term Solutions for a Truly Sustainable Built Environment.
Hycrete360: Advanced System Approach to Concrete Waterproofing
Ensuring the longevity and durability of concrete structures is crucial for construction. One of the main challenges in this regard is preventing water penetration, which can lead to various issues such as deterioration, corrosion, and structural damage. Fortunately, technological advancements have brought innovative solutions, including integral concrete waterproofing admixtures. Understanding Concrete Waterproofing Concrete is a […]
Reduce Embodied Carbon and Liability in Concrete Construction
Concrete is the second most widely used building material in the world, with water being number one. Concrete is globally accessible, and it is versatile both structurally and aesthetically. However, concrete needs supporting materials to meet building codes and requirements. Many of these supporting materials increase embodied carbon output during construction. The most frequently used […]
Hycrete Reveals New Product –Hycrete Endure Cure
Hycrete launches new concrete curing agent; Hycrete Endure Cure.
Hycrete Updates Product Names
We have streamlined our product names to coincide with our updated branding and new website.
Waterproof Concrete: Can Concrete Truly Be Made Waterproof?
Many products make bold claims about making concrete waterproof. But can concrete truly be made waterproof using hydrophobic or hydrophilic admixtures?
NY’s New Urban Oasis: Manhattan’s “Little Island” Pier 55
Pier 55, also known as “Little Island”, located on the Hudson River near downtown Manhattan has been transformed into an urban oasis. Due to the extensive damage caused by Hurricane Sandy, the pier was decommissioned and required significant repairs. Billionaire Barry Diller worked with the Hudson River Park Trust to transform the former pier into […]
Concrete Containing Hycrete Reduces Radon Gas Exhalation by 35%
The Swedish Cement and Concrete Research Institute released a report detailing Hycrete’s hydrophobic admixture and its effect on radon exhalation rates of concrete. The study, which spanned 22 months, showed that concrete containing Hycrete reduced radon exhalation by 35% compared to the control.
