Slabworx

$70K spent. $1M proposed. But what if the real solution is closer to $600K? This is what happens when concrete problems are described broadly instead of diagnosed precisely

Vermont winters are well known for snow and freezing temperatures, but the most damaging time for concrete structures is often the transition from winter to spring. During this period, Vermont experiences frequent temperature swings where daytime temperatures rise above freezing and nighttime temperatures fall back below freezing. These repeated freeze-thaw cycles, combined with seasonal flooding and snowmelt, create significant stress on concrete surfaces. Over time, this process can cause...

Concrete infrastructure represents one of the largest unmanaged assets in commercial property portfolios. Parking lots, sidewalks, loading docks, equipment traffic zones, and structural slabs support daily operations — yet most organizations still rely on reactive inspections and repair tickets  rather than structured infrastructure monitoring. To help refine the AssetGuard™ platform, we are currently working with a limited number of commercial and industrial property portfolios  as part of...