Concrete Foundations Association (CFA)

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Table 5.2.1—Exposure categories and classes
How to Deal with Chloride Challenges in Residential Concrete Foundation Pours
[VIDEO] Concrete Foundation Association's New Insurance Program Will Reduce Members' Total Cost of Risk
[VIDEO] Concrete Foundation Association's New Insurance Program Will Reduce Members' Total Cost of Risk
The Woehrmyer’s use Oakridge Solutions AutoCAD program to quote jobs and draw 3D visual concepts for not only the crews assigned to the project about also to the customer.
Technology Investment Propels Contractor to Greater Productivity and Precision on Complex Concrete Projects
Two-inch (R-10) extruded polystyrene rigid insulation board with structural wall connectors prepared for an insulated sandwich wall configuration.
The Warming Trend of Insulating Basements – Truths and Myths
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Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Named Endorsed Broker of Insurance Program for the Concrete Foundations Association
Finishing a basement slab requires vibrating screeds to consolidate and set the final slab elevation before initial set and the remainder of the finishing operation.
Acceptable Tolerances for Residential Basement Slabs
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CFA Helps Members Manage Total Cost of Risk (TCOR)
Pictured here is a foundation fully backfilled without a top connection in place. Short walls, corners, offsets and a yard wall provide stability for the backfill before the top connection is in place.
Out of Plumb May Not Mean Damaged and Unsafe
The 2015 Contractor of the Year went to Lance Anderson of Lance Anderson Construction, Inc. in Yankton, S.D. Lance Anderson Construction, Inc. is licensed and working in South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska. Pictured left to right is Jim Baty, executive director of the CFA and Lance Anderson.
The Concrete Foundations Association Announces 2015 Award Recipients
CFA Elects New Board Members
The new Science Building for George Washington University presented big challenges to both the engineer and the contractor. It is nestled into a very narrow space surrounded by three dormitories and the Washington D.C. Metro tunnel.
Building Deep Foundations
The project recognized by popular vote as this year’s Overall Grand Project is the Science & Engineering Hall at George Washington University. Submitted by Ballinger AE.
Concrete Foundations Association Announces 2015 Projects of the Year
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