Services
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Brick / Block Removal & Replacement
Carbon Fiber Strengthening
Cementitious Grouting
Chemical Grout / Polyurethane Injection
Concrete / Crack Repair & Sealing
Concrete Replacement / Decorative Finishes
Epoxy Injection
Glazed Curtain Wall / Storefront Remediation
Lintel Stabilization & Replacement
Masonry / Stone Veneer Stabilization
Parking Structure Rehabilitation
Plaza Deck / Paver Repair & Replacement
Repointing / Tuckpointing
Slab Lifting
Soil Stabilization / Void Fill
Spall Repair / Patching
Stucco & EIFS Repair
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Balcony Waterproofing
Below-Grade Waterproofing
Caulking & Joint Sealants
Cementitious Coatings
Chemical Grout / Polyurethane Injection
Damp Proofing / Air & Vapor Barriers
Elastomeric Coatings
Expansion Joint Systems
Foundation Drainage Systems
Fountain / Water Feature Waterproofing
Hot & Cold Fluid-Applied Membranes
Industrial / Warehouse Floor Coatings & Sealers
Plaza Deck Waterproofing
Roof Coating Systems
Sheet Membrane Waterproofing
Through-Wall Flashing Repair & Installation
Vehicular & Pedestrian Traffic Coatings
Water Repellents
Wet Glazing
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Aluminum Panels / Metalwork
Bird Abatement
Condition Surveys
Copper & Sheet Metal Fabrication / Installation
Exterior Metal & Stone Maintenance / Protection
Fire Stopping
Garden Roofs
High-Access Services
Photoluminescent Installations
Post-Tensioning Cable Maintenance & Repair
Roof Anchorage Systems
Sandblasting
Scratch Removal from Glass
Sealcoating & Striping
Vehicular Barrier Cable System Maintenance & Repair
Water Intrusion Testing & Investigation
Window Film / Coatings
Concrete Replacement / Decorative Finishes
While often partial-depth patching of concrete is a very effective and cost effective approach to repairing damage, there are times when it proves to be an impractical repair strategy. In cases of an unexpected change in grade due to significant settling or when concrete is badly deteriorated, it may be more practical, as well as aesthetically pleasing, to simply remove the damaged concrete and pour new concrete in its place. There are also circumstances in which concrete in otherwise good condition must be removed in order to gain access to a waterproofing system or structural component behind or under it. Whether as a result of one of these circumstances, or simply because a client would like to replace a paver system with concrete, Everclear Enterprises, Inc. is experienced in pouring all types of concrete – from lightweight to high-performance – at the thickness or depth required for each project. Additionally, we can include colored dye in the mix, apply a stain to the surface after the pour, and even provide a stamped design at the time of the pour.