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If you started today, completing one project per day, it would take you over 50 years before you caught us on project completions. One survey per day and you would need 137 years plus.
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If you started today, completing one project per day, it would take you over 50 years before you caught us on project completions. One survey per day and you would need 137 years plus.
Designing waterproofing within room to receive a Faraday cage applied over membrane wall linings and 5t MRI scanner bearing onto floor.
Just hit our 30,000th survey since we reset the number, when GPI guarantee insurance was set up in the 80's..!
Designing waterproofing today for archive storage of historical documentation and artifacts dating back to the 1700's.
Spoke with Structural Eng. yesterday who sat CSSW, he said before he was sceptical of internal w/proofing, post is sceptical of external..!
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Excited to work with @oculus touch beyond gaming. Another great example of how #VR will revolutionize #architecture.
Many thanks to the PCA who asked me to speak on 'bringing and maintaining quality control on site', at their confere…bit.ly/29CskoJ
Very much enjoyed speaking at the @PCAPropertyCare waterproofing conference yesterday, hope attendees found it useful
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James Hockey @TraceBasements shares a contractor's view on providing quality on site at #PCAConference
Use of artificial grass influences rate of surface water infiltration (versus real) and therefore contributes to saturation of the ground




