What we do
Six Kinds of Garage Work
Concrete restoration, expansion joints, traffic coatings, post-tensioned repair, drainage, and new structures.
The structure, its age, and what you have noticed. If there is an engineer's report, send that instead — we will price what it identifies.
Exposed
A garage is a structure left outside for fifty years
Unit rates
Repair quantity is unknowable until it is opened
Parking
Where displaced cars go decides the whole program
Licensed
General contractor, licensed in the state of Florida
6 what we do
Each page says what it costs to defer, because deferring is the default.
Concrete Restoration
Salt reaches the reinforcement, the steel corrodes, the corrosion expands, and the concrete breaks away. In a Florida garage it is a matter of when.
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Expansion Joints
Joints allow the structure to move, and they are the most heavily worked and shortest-lived element in a garage.
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Traffic Coatings
A traffic coating keeps water and chlorides off the concrete. Applied correctly it extends structural life substantially; applied over damage it hides it.
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Post-Tensioned Repair
Many Florida garages are post-tensioned, where steel tendons are held in permanent tension inside the concrete. Repair there is a different discipline.
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Drainage
Standing water is the mechanism that carries chlorides into concrete. Fixing drainage is the cheapest structural intervention available.
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New Structures
A new garage is a fifty-year exposure problem. The specification decisions made once determine what the owner spends on restoration for the rest of its life.
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Next step
Find out what is actually wrong with it.
An inspection, photographs of what we found, and a written scope. If the honest answer is that it can wait another season, that is the answer you will get.
