In this blog, we delve into the issue of cracks in PT wedges and differentiate between acceptable and unacceptable cracks. We explore the purpose and construction of PT wedges, highlighting their importance in securely anchoring tendons to concrete structures. We debunk the myth that all cracks are bad by explaining the reasons behind PT wedge cracking, including irregular tendon surfaces, brittle steel, and defects.

Anatomy of the Watergate’s balconies repair project. Go behind the scenes of our almost 3-year repair plan to ensure the safety and durability of the balconies of one of DC’s most iconic landmarks.

Post-tensioning is not only kind to the environment, but it also reduces construction time, material, and costs. In our latest blog post, we discussed six of the unexpected advantages of using post-tensioning in your next building project.

Stressing about Stage Stressing? No need.
Please check our blog post where we answered some of the most common FAQ’s contractors may have while dealing with stage stressing.

Whether you are an architect seeking the best way to design a space or an engineer who is relatively new to post-tensioning, this post will shed light on the top 10 false assumptions about post-tensioned structures and uncover the truth.

With the growing demand for mixed-use buildings and the popularity of high-rise wood structures, the use of concrete podium slabs to properly support them has surged as well. If you’re considering building your next project with concrete podium slabs, here’s what you can expect.

Most engineers are familiar with the limitations on the size of drop panels in two-way non-prestressed slabs.

Prestressed concrete is commonly used in many building and civil structure projects for its improved concrete performance.

This powerful method provides a simple process for checking prestressed members using hand calculations.

While we’ve encountered many more, here’s a selection of the 10 most common mistakes we’ve encountered in PT construction.

Here are some tell-tale signs that your garage is in need of repair.