
If Walls Could Talk: Biological & Organic Growth
One way that walls talk to us is through the accumulation of biological growth on surfaces of buildings. Moss, vines, grass, trees, mildew, and mold
One way that walls talk to us is through the accumulation of biological growth on surfaces of buildings. Moss, vines, grass, trees, mildew, and mold
Architectural terra cotta is a masonry material that has been around since the 1800’s. Terra cotta is basically made of a clay-like material that is
In this article, we are discussing the challenges of estimating vertical concrete restoration projects. These are typically the most difficult types of concrete repair projects
Every potential restoration project begins with a need: clients have a building or structure with a problem, so they call an expert such as Trisco
One type of structure that needs to be frequently maintained are concrete stadiums. These stadiums are often found at high schools, colleges, and professional arenas,
2016 is here. With a new year comes change, progress, improvements, and sometimes failures. Each year is sure to be different than the last and
The entire Trisco family mourns the loss of 70-year employee Verlin C. Herndon. Verlin touched the lives of so many of us inside and outside
Background If you have looked closely at historic buildings of any architectural significance, you have likely seen architectural terra cotta. Though it is not used
We were recently featured in Business in Focus Magazine for all of the dedication we have been putting into our product since the beginning of our
Historical Stucco The use of stucco can be dated back to ancient times and is still used throughout the world today as one of the