For contractors working on concrete substrates, equipment can cover anything from surface prep to moisture meters. This overview hits all the high notes.

A new art school in Houston, Texas, required several different types of waterproofing. A local crew worked carefully — even artfully — with other trades to help seal the school’s walkable green roof, parking garage, plaza, and much more

If your coatings company needs a lawyer, take the time to find the right one for your specific situation and needs.

For beginners, power tools may be overwhelming — and potentially dangerous. These 11 tips may offer a primer or reminder for pros using handheld tools

Get an overview of NACE and the SSPC’s joint wet abrasive blast (WAB) cleaning and waterjet (WJ) cleaning surface prep standards for steel surfaces.

The roof of the massive AAA corporate regional office in Costa Mesa, Calif., was restored with a coated spray polyurethane foam (SPF). The coatings contractor came up with a clever way to keep overspray off the surrounding cars while the facility remained operational.

Should your company rent or buy equipment, especially in uncertain economic times such as these? Here are 10 topics to consider before deciding whether or not you should rent.

As coatings contractors, you may be sheltering at home or considered “essential” workers. Regardless where you are and what you can currently do, you need to have the most up-to-date information for your job.

This elevated water tank got an upgrade in the way of a coating system to look like a hot air balloon. It’s quite the homage to Dorothy and the land of Oz!

The kitchen at Dominican University, located near Chicago, hadn’t been remodeled in decades and badly needed an upgrade. Fortunately for the school, a six-person crew at Concare was ready for the test.