Engineering, design, and execution of concrete structure strengthening works

Structural strengthening and rehabilitation refer to a series of engineering techniques and solutions designed to enhance the structural integrity, performance, and durability of buildings and infrastructure. These processes are aimed at improving or restoring a structure's ability to safely carry loads and resist environmental factors after experiencing deterioration, damage, change of use, or in order to meet updated codes and standards.

Engineering, design, and execution of concrete structure waterproofing systems

Concrete waterproofing and protection involve technologies and processes designed to prevent the penetration of water, moisture, chemicals, and other harmful substances into concrete structures. These practices aim to preserve the structural integrity, durability, and functionality of concrete, safeguarding it against deterioration, corrosion of reinforcement, and potential structural failure.

Engineering, design, and implementation of repair and rehabilitation of concrete structures

Concrete repair and rehabilitation refer to the processes used to restore, strengthen, and extend the service life of existing concrete structures that have suffered damage, deterioration, or defects due to environmental exposure, structural overload, poor construction practices, chemical attacks, or natural aging. This field encompasses both the correction of localized defects and the enhancement of the structural performance to ensure safety and durability.