GPR Keeps Workers Safe from a 13,000 Volt Shock
The average voltage in a standard household socket, 100-250 volts, is enough electricity to be...
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New England Contractor Sees New Opportunities with Remote-Controlled Demolition
A nation’s buildings stand as a visual representation of its history. In New England, that history...
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CSDA Contractor Works Underwater to Prevent Future Catastrophe
On the Hudson River waterfront in Jersey City, New Jersey, a 100-foot wide by roughly...
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Concrete Polishing Restores Luster to a Vintage Motorcycle Museum
For a concrete refurbishing contractor, it is a good thing to have grinders and related polishing...
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The Geisel House Project: Holes Incorporated’s Role in Preserving History
Situated about 70 miles northwest of Houston, Texas is a small town with a big history. Navasota,...
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Demolition Robots Crack Dallas Bank Vault
It’s not exactly the sci-fi movie one would watch in theaters, where artificial intelligence...
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Two CSDA Contractors Work Together to Fill the Void
Two great contractors are always better than one. When a water main break caused a section of the...
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CSDA Contractor Scans for Post-tensioned Cables in Paradise
Imagine there are two armored tanks driving in opposite directions with a cable tethered between...
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Renovating a Historic Bridge While Keeping Citizens Online
Built in 1912, the historic Eighth Street Bridge in Sioux Falls, South Dakota is a concrete deck...
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CSDA Contractor Readies West Texas Mountain for 10,000-Year Clock
In 1986, computer scientist Danny Hillis came up with the idea to create a clock that would...
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Salt Mine Core Drilling – With Bears!
Every year between March and April in Louisiana, the black bear begins to emerge from its...
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CSDA Contractor Installs UNESCO World Heritage Medallion at Fallingwater Facility
It’s not every day that a concrete contractor is asked to work at a UNESCO World Heritage Site,...
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