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How to Fix a Leaky Basement

How to Fix a Leaky Basement

16th Nov 2022

Having problems with your leaking basement? Do it Yourself in Three Easy Steps!  *All specifications are the suggestion only 1. Clean & Prepare the Surface Read all instructions on the label before beginning. Do not use soaps or detergents prior to the cleaning surface. Always ru …
What is Ames Blue Max?

What is Ames Blue Max?

16th Nov 2022

     Ames Blue Max is a special blend of elastomeric liquid rubber that dries to a tough, high strength, elastic membrane. It is easy to apply; simply roll, brush, or spray with a commercial airless sprayer. What makes Ames Blue Max the best coating? Ames Blue Max is high in solid …

Here’s Why Investing in Your Roof’s Efficiency is Worthwhile

16th Nov 2022

The roof contracting industry generates an estimated $46 billion of revenue in the U.S. annually. And even though properly installed commercial roofing can last two decades or longer, it’s not always easy to keep them efficient and well-protected from the elements. There are a wide variety of w …
How to Waterproof Concrete Roofs

How to Waterproof Concrete Roofs

16th Nov 2022

Before beginning any waterproof concrete roof project, read all instruction labels. Always run a test patch first in an inconspicuous area, to ensure that proper adhesion and drying occur and the product works to your satisfaction. PREPARE THE SURFACE Power wash the surface area of the roof to r …
DIY Roof Coatings with Ames Liquid Rubber Elastomeric Technology

DIY Roof Coatings with Ames Liquid Rubber Elastomeric Technology

16th Nov 2022

Think Outside the Bucket with Elastomeric Coatings Roof repair is an important facet of all building maintenance, due in large part to escalating economic circumstances, fuel costs and environmental concerns. These things are causing more people to look to a low-cost effective alternative to re …

How to Choose Waterproof Deck Coatings: A Homeowner’s Guide

16th Nov 2022

The average roof will collect over 600 gallons of water with just one inch of rainfall. One-eighth of an inch of rain is enough to fill a 54-gallon rain barrel. But it’s not just your roof that gets pummeled with water during a rainstorm — your deck does, too. That’s why many homeowners have be …