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Construction Projects
Reser Stadium at Oregon State University
Over 25,000 square feet of our PERMINATOR vapor barrier and accessories was used on the Reser Stadium project at Oregon…
Lewis-McChord Joint Military Base Swimming Pool
The US Army Corps of Engineers selected DECK-O-SEAL to reseal the joints in a swimming pool on the Lewis-McChord Joint…
Hoover Recreational Complex
Over 30,000 square feet of our thin-mil air barrier and accessories was used on this new rec center in Hoover,…
Waste Water Treatment Facility
The concrete clarifiers in this waste water treatment facility were successfully waterproofed and protected with CEM-KOTE FLEX ST.
University of Missouri South Housing
Project featured 80,000 square feet of our thin-film air barrier and accessories.
Country Club Plaza Parking Garage
The substrate was cleaned and free of the existing membrane. The corners and vertical edges were then leveled off with…
Grace United Methodist Church Addition
Our thin-mil AIR-SHIELD TMP was used as the air barrier on this religious institution.
Private Residence/Winery
This residence required durable waterproofing to protect the basement winery from moisture intrusion and HYDRLASTIC 836 was selected to…
Ottawa River Storage Tank
This massive underground tank was waterproofed using our HYDRALASTIC 836 fluid-applied membrane and accessories.
VA Portland Health Care System
The 26,000 square foot Fairview clinic is replacing the east CBOC with nearly four times the space. The new facility…
Onyx Cooling Tower Basin
Project featured nearly 45,000 square feet of cementitious waterproofing protection and concrete restoration.
Curtis High School
An inferior joint sealant was removed from this large swim center pool and replaced with DECK-O-SEAL GUN GRADE.
Bean Dock
Project featured nearly 30,000 feet of waterproofing protection for a waterside dock where special events, such as weddings, are held.
Quintet Phase 2
Over 100,000 square feet of waterproofing and accessories were used in this project in British Columbia.