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Learn more about what a close interval survey is and how it is conducted. For structural integrity and information on your structure, CIS’s are essential.

Many different types of corrosion can affect a worksite, building, or equipment. The main distinction between the different types of corrosion is the way they occur. They also tend to affect the corroded surface differently. The most common types of corrosion are...

Corrosion is a strikingly common issue in most fields. While corrosion can mean anything from mild car exterior rust to major structural integrity issues that threaten lives, it’s important to know the ways it commonly impacts things. We discuss the most common...

All infrastructure at least partially relies on the soil it rests in or on. Unfortunately, soil can be highly corrosive, depending on a few factors. Soil corrosion can lead to large financial burdens if you don’t identify and address it promptly and properly. If you...

Corrosion is more commonly known as rust. Rust can affect any metal surface and is most prevalent in equipment exposed to regular snow, water, or other corrosive elements. Corrosion results when the metal has a chemical reaction with its environment. For example, when...