Concrete & Masonry Restoration, LLC offers highly technical services that revive and enhance the load-bearing capabilities of reinforced concrete, stonework, steel, and masonry structures. Structural carbon fiber reinforcing is a process that improves the functionality of these elements to withstand the weight of existing loads and increase their capability to carry additional loads. Structural carbon fiber reinforcement is often needed because of normal deterioration, building code requirements, or design and construction errors. Changes in the use of your structure, such as increased traffic or pressure, also lead to the need for structural strengthening.
Typical applications. CFRP is ideal for parking structures, stadiums and grandstands, water and wastewater tanks and clarifiers, industrial process floors and mezzanines, bridges, piers, culverts and retaining walls, as well as healthcare, education, lab, and data-center facilities.
Key advantages. The system delivers a high strength-to-weight ratio with only millimeters of added thickness, offers corrosion resistance compared to steel jacketing, installs quickly with less noise and downtime, and is effective for flexural, shear, and confinement upgrades on concrete and masonry—and on select steel elements with proper surface preparation.
Our process. We begin with assessment and design-assist coordination with the Engineer of Record, complete surface preparation and any needed repairs, install laminates, wraps, or near-surface-mounted strips as specified, verify performance through adhesion and cure checks, and finish with protective coatings or fireproofing when required.
Service & next steps. Based in Wisconsin, CMR serves Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, and the broader Upper Midwest. If you need added capacity without major reconstruction, request a site assessment and share drawings, RFPs, or specifications so we can provide a clear path forward.
