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Richey
Construction
offers FiberMesh as a reinforcement to all of its
clients.As
a contractor in a competitive environment, fiber
reinforcement can improve your bottom line and provide
your project with the highest concrete quality. Benefits
of fiber reinforcement for Concrete Contractors like
Richey Construction:
Saves time and hassle:
Because fiber reinforcement is simply added to the
concrete mix, there is no labor and time cost associated
with its installation. In addition, fibers reinforce
every square inch of the slab or pavement, so the
concrete is more durable throughout. Inhibits the
formation of plastic shrinkage and plastic settlement
cracking: Synthetic fiber reinforcement inhibits the
formation of plastic shrinkage and plastic settlement
cracking by providing an internal support system for
concrete.
Synthetic fiber reinforcement
helps concrete through
the period when it is most vulnerable to cracking, when
the concrete is beginning to harden and shrink due to
volume changes from loss of water. Improves joint
integrity and provides higher fatigue strength and
impact resistance: Independent testing has proven that
steel fiber reinforcement improves the quality of
concrete.
The
residual strength performance
of concrete reinforced with steel fiber helps provide
improved joint integrity, higher fatigue strength and
higher impact resistance in hardened concrete. Gain
expert advice and guidance from SI Concrete Systems'
staff of professionals: SI Concrete Systems' staff of
professionals is always ready and able to assist. Our
team of fiber reinforced concrete engineers and field
specialists is solely dedicated to answering questions,
providing design guidance, as well as developing new and
innovative ways to help the contractor and designer
increase concrete performance.
The
ENTIRE amount shall be paid upon completion
Invoices for
the current month are billed from the FIRST thru the
THIRTY FIRST, and are due and payable on the 10TH of the
month following the purchase. Statements are issued at
months end. At that time, invoiced still unpaid, dated
from the FIRST to the THIRTY FIRST of the previous month
shall become unpaid, and subject to a 10% late fee. |