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Your parking structure is an integral part of your business, affecting customers, clients, employees and oftentimes profitability. Parking structures face a variety of challenges including heavy traffic patterns, water, weather and time, which can create cracks, compromise expansion joint strength and pose major safety and strurctural concerns. The team at CMR has vast experience in assessing parking structure damage and creating a high-quality repair and restoration plan built to last.
As an important part of your productivity and revenue stream, we understand the need to keep your parking structure in operation during any repairs or restoration. Our team will partner with you to determine the best course of action, working in phases to provide parking options and optimal safety.
In 2012 the City of Milwaukee enlisted CMR to repair a heavily trafficked downtown parking structure. The parking facility was in poor structural condition after a number of previous repair and waterproofing attempts. Wisconsin weather and years of wear had led to significant corrosion damage to the reinforcing steel, causing the concrete to spall and crack. After a thorough assessment of the various damages, cracks and repair issues, CMR worked with the City of Milwaukee to develop a comprehensive concrete repair and restoration solution to address their unique needs. This included a modified traffic bearing system that was developed specifically for this project.
“Concrete & Masonry Restoration has been an excellent rehabilitation contractor on projects we have worked on together. They have skilled construction personnel who know their craft, deliver a quality product to their clients and stand behind their work. I have worked with CMR for approximately 15 years on numerous parking structure repair projects and have found them to be reliable in meeting the project requirements on schedule. I will continue to include them as a preferred contractor for my clients’ construction projects.”
