Concrete repair and restoration can be complex, with each project having its own unique set of challenges and specifications. Whether you're fixing surface imperfections, structural damages, or enhancing the durability of concrete surfaces, having the right repair mortar is essential.…
Concrete is a fundamental material in construction, loved for its strength and durability. However, like any material, it is susceptible to certain issues, one of which is concrete dusting. Dusting can be a significant problem for both interior and exterior…
With over 27 years in the concrete chemical industry, one of the most common questions I encounter is how to select the right form release agent for different types of construction projects. From small-scale residential jobs to large commercial undertakings,…
In my nearly three decades in the concrete chemicals industry, I've seen considerable advancements in the technologies we use, but few are as fascinating as the science behind our reactive form release agents. These agents are critical in ensuring that…
Introduction: Why Control Joints Matter in Industrial Flooring Control joints are an essential part of any industrial concrete floor. They allow concrete floors to withstand heavy loads while reducing cracks and damage that come with heavy traffic loads. When it…
A good form release agent is one that provides a uniform, clean and effective release of the concrete formwork. The ideal form release agent should have the following properties: Good Lubrication: A form release agent should provide enough lubrication to…
Form release agents are materials that are applied to the surfaces used in the concrete construction process. Concrete construction contractors use form release agents in a variety of ways, depending on the specific needs of their project. Some specific uses…
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He began his career with Conspec Marketing and Manufacturing Company, Inc. as a Midwest Regional Sales Manager. This position provided John with experience in all aspects of the chemical business, including technical support, research and development, and quality assurance and quality control. He maintained his regional managerial role with Conspec thru the Dayton Superior acquisition of Conspec in 2000.
In 2003, John was promoted to Senior Regional Sales Manager with responsibilities for chemical sales and marketing throughout the Midwest. The Midwest team consisted of four salesmen, all of whom were responsible for growing sales of four chemical brands.
John has been a member in the Construction Specifiers Institute (CSI) earning his Construction Documents Technician designation. He has also been involved in the Kansas chapter of the American Concrete Institute.