Checking Out Those Dark Corners
Finding a problem in the darker corners of your industrial facility before it becomes an even bigger problem, may not the easiest thing to do.
Over years of use, brine water, created as a waste product in the production of a food supplement, caused this metal drain to rust and the concrete surrounding the drainpipe to deteriorate.
But brine water, dripping from the ceiling and on to the finished product on the floor below is a sure sign you have a problem!
By a thorough cleaning inside the drainpipe and the containment area, removing the damaged concrete, replacing it with an epoxy grout, and a final topcoat of decorative floor coating . . . we fixed the problem.
Brine water damaged concrete and floor drain
Damaged concrete removed and repaired with epoxy
Mike enriches Blackwell’s, Inc. with his extensive experience and unwavering dedication. Drawing on his tenure as a University of Georgia Extension Agent and Director, he expertly manages diverse responsibilities such as marketing, fleet management, and design. A pilot, diver, horseman, and tree farmer in his personal life, Mike is anchored by his strong Christian faith and the joy of his grandchildren, making him a truly vital team member.
