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High-end Leadership For High-end Success - Q&A With New York Contractor Christina Oden
OMD Corp.
As founder and president of OMD I Corp., Christina Oden is well-known for her work in high-end boutique hotels and restaurant renovations. She offers insight into the industry, trends, and what it takes to be successful in New York's construction market.
Christina Oden is the President and founder of OMD I Corp.
Business
What Qualifies A Concrete Contractor For The R&D Tax Credit
McCarthy & Company, PC
There are four criteria for concrete work done to qualify for the Research & Development Tax. Let’s examine what these are.
R&D Tax Credit Criteria for the Concrete Contractor
Concrete Equipment & Products
The Evolution of a Poured Wall Contractor
Rich Kubica, owner of K-Wall Poured Walls, LLC has spent his entire life in the concrete foundation and wall business. Like most futurists who have the foresight to take on radical ideas, he decided it was time to add precast walls to his offerings.
The basic profile of a MonoKast wall includes a 10-inch wide header beam at the top and a 10-inch wide footing beam at the bottom; both of which are 3-1/2 inches thick with solid concrete and reinforced steel. The concrete shell is two inches thick, fiber reinforced, and is 5,000 psi code compliant.
Digging Deeper
Talking Fiber In Concrete With Vance Pool of Euclid Chemical
The Euclid Chemical Company
Featuring Vance Pool of Euclid Chemical, this Digging Deeper Podcast episode focuses on fiber reinforcement in concrete – its history and where it sits in today’s construction universe.
Fiber Reinforcement In Concrete With Vance Pool of Euclid Chemical
Business
Year-Round Tax Strategies to Increase Construction Business Success
McCarthy & Company, PC
Use this starter checklist for year-round tax preparations to establish long-term growth and sustainability for your construction contractor business.
Year-Round Tax Strategies for Construction Companies
Concrete Materials
Save Money, Build Faster: Synthetic Macrofibers in Concrete Construction
The Euclid Chemical Company
With the market shifting rapidly, speed continues to drive the concrete construction industry. While macrofibers can significantly cut time from the project schedule, the question then becomes how do you know which macrofiber to use?
Synthetic Macrofibers in Concrete Construction
Concrete Pumps
Winners of the 2022 ACPA Awards
American Concrete Pumping Association
Presented at the American Concrete Pumping Association Annual Meeting and Awards Presentation during World of Concrete 2023 - here are the recipients of the 2022 ACPA Awards.
From left: Executive Director Christi Collins and Dianne McCready, ACPA’s first female Safe Operator of the Year.
Concrete
Diablo Tools Rebar Demon Hammer Bits Mean Business with up to 7X Life in Reinforced Concrete
Diablo
With 4-Cutter Full Carbide Heads and 2X the amount of Dura-Carbide in each bit, Diablo has changed the game for concrete drilling by saving the professional time and money.
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Concrete Materials
Trinseo Offers Acrylic Latex Binder for Concrete and Building Applications
Trinseo
Designed for cementitious applications in the building and construction market, the C 9375 can be used in high alkaline mixtures requiring strength, weatherability and workability.
Latex 9375
Worksite Equipment
BossTek Launches DB-10 Atomized Mist Cannon for Dust Control
BossTek
Using less than ¼ of the water volume of a handheld 1-in. (25.4 mm) hose, the DB-10 fills the area with a dust-trapping mist that stops particulates from remaining airborne or migrating away from the area.
Using less than ¼ of the water volume of a handheld 1-in. (25.4 mm) hose, the DB-10 fills the area with a dust-trapping mist that stops particulates from remaining airborne or migrating away from the area.
Concrete
Understanding Surface Cracking Caused by Rapid Moisture Loss
KB Engineering LLC
Acknowledging the causes and implementing preventive measures can help contractors minimize plastic shrinkage cracking.
Occurring in both random and parallel patterns, plastic shrinkage cracks are discontinuous, relatively short and typically fairly shallow. Occasionally they can become full-depth cracks. Parallel cracks are typically spaced between a few inches to several feet apart and many times are oriented perpendicular to the prevailing wind direction. Cracks widths at the surface can be fairly wide (as much as 1/8 in.) but rapidly diminish with depth.
Concrete Thoughts
Welcome Home from World of Concrete
Despite doing as much as we could—we weren't able to see EVERYTHING from World of Concrete 2023. What was the one thing that stood out for you?
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