Freezing temperatures have historically stalled construction projects, causing ready-mix concrete plants and trucks to sit idle waiting for better weather…

Part 2: How Do We Cure Concrete? As we learned in Part 1 of this series, properly curing new concrete plays an important role in its strength development and…

The concrete industry is always advancing. In recent years admixtures have been developed to allow 3D printing, create ultra-high strength concrete, and produce waterproof structures. Even with great…

To understand what is meant by curing concrete, let’s first refer to American Concrete Institute Report 116R, Cement and Concrete Terminology. This dictionary of…

Control joints are essentially deliberate cracks cut into concrete floors that allow for movement caused by temperature and moisture changes. Put another way, when the concrete does inevitably shrink…

In the industrial manufacturing market, epoxy-based grouting materials are used to support equipment such as pumps, turbines, and presses. Epoxy grouts are…

As long as humans have been producing concrete, there has been cracking and there have been two choices: avoid the cracks to begin with, or fix them later. Today, we have…

Level Top PC-AGG, our recently-launched self-leveling polishable overlayment, is changing the way the industry approaches flooring for retail and commercial environments.…

As the hot temperatures associated with the summer months approach, Euclid Chemical suggests following the practices outlined in ACI 305.1-14. Euclid Chemical can help protect concrete during hot…

One of the most popular methods for coloring new concrete is the use of integral color admixtures. These admixtures infuse concrete with attractive, long-lasting, fade resistant color…