QC Manager Jorge Giro mixes Phoscrete in a paddle style mortar mixer for the 2021 Ohio NTPEP Test Deck installation.

NTPEP Field and Lab Reports

And the Winner is… PHOSCRETE! (Whatever the Weather)   F1-HC 2021 Ohio test deck inspection after 2 years   F3-VO freeze/thaw image after 300 cycles   AASHTO’s Product Evaluation and Audit program (formerly NTPEP), just published the two-year field inspection on Phoscrete F1-HC and F3-HC, and also published the 2023 lab reports on Phoscrete F3-HC…

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When the Birds Go Nuts, Phoscrete is the Answer!

When spring fever arrives, the flowers are blooming, the birds are chirping, and they’re also building nests in inconvenient places. Nesting season, can spell trouble for bridge maintenance engineers and contractors. Construction projects can be delayed when protective measures must be taken to preserve bird habitats. But don’t worry—Phoscrete has you covered! Our concrete product…

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Phoscrete Endure + Concrete: Innovation for Bridge & Pavement Preservation

Have you ever wished there was something that could make concrete last longer? Well, now there is! Phoscrete Endure™ (SME-PS) plus concrete is a match made in heaven when it comes to extending the life of your concrete structures. Let’s take a look at how this amazing product works and how bridge maintenance engineers can benefit…

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Phoscrete Office Kyle and Jorge

Phoscrete is open for business at our new Oakland Park headquarters!

            Our new facility is perfect for our expansion, with more offices, dedicated R&D space, and a yard for materials testing and training. South Florida customers can pick up materials and rent equipment from our inventory. Please note that our production facilities continue to operate from Chicago. Our team stands ready…

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Don’t Wait Until the Spring Thaw to Repair Concrete – Use Phoscrete F1-HC Now

Cold weather doesn’t have to mean a delay in repairing concrete. With Phoscrete Formula 1-HC, bridge installation supervisors can have the peace of mind that their repairs will be safe, secure and ready for traffic fast in even the coldest temperatures. Here’s why you should choose Phoscrete F1-HC for your winter repair needs. Works in…

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Celebrating National Biobased Products Day with Phoscrete Endure

March 8 marks the first annual National Biobased Products Day. It’s a day to raise awareness about biobased products and the many benefits that come with using them. As an official USDA Biobased Product, Phoscrete Endure is proud to be part of this celebration. Let’s take a look at what makes Phoscrete Endure so special…

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Best Concrete Repair Products

Concrete furniture is in style, giving kitchens, dining rooms, and bedrooms alike an urban, modern touch. Many of these pieces of furniture can go for outrageous prices, which is why we wanted to provide you with a simple, affordable option that will not only look great in your home, but also provide you with a…

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Concrete Mixture for Floor

Concrete vs. Cement — What’s the Difference?

Have you ever been walking down a sidewalk and thought to yourself, “Is this concrete I’m walking on, or is it cement? Or is that the same thing?” Maybe you haven’t — but these terms are often used interchangeably and thought of to be the same thing. In today’s blog, we will be going over…

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Best Practices for Hot Weather Phoscrete Concrete Repair

The days are getting shorter, but summertime is just beginning to bake our concrete pavements and structures. Working with Phoscrete in hot weather is easy when you follow this one rule: Chill Phoscrete Activator, and keep Phoscrete Dry Mix out of direct sunlight. Phoscrete sets fast even in 70°F (20°C) temperatures. Cooling activator down below…

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In-Place Cost

SO, YOU WANT TO SAVE TIME, MONEY, AND REPAIR MORE? by Brian Mintz General Manager – Phoscrete Because state and local agency contracts are typically awarded to the lowest bidder, all too often, the choice for concrete repair material on a project is decided based on lowest cost per cubic foot. This seems quite logical…

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