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April 2, 2015

It’s Time to Fix the US Infrastructure

Let’s talk about our infrastructure. Take bridges for example: Millions of people cross bridges each day in America. Our bridges and roads connect people to services, commerce, jobs and our communities. Our infrastructure keeps

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February 27, 2015

Infrastructure Repair Plays Big Role in New Budget

Earlier this month, the Obama Administration released their proposed budget for fiscal year 2016. The budget, which was designed with the hopes of bringing “middle class economics into the 21st century”, proposes focus

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February 19, 2015

Frozen Pipes?

It seems that every winter season lately brings unprecedented amounts of snow and record-setting low temperatures, and this season has proven to be no different. February isn’t even over yet, and already, Boston has

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February 5, 2015

Basement Waterproofing Done Right!

Basements are often a home’s most under-utilized area. They’re dark, don’t have very good ventilation, often have awkward layouts, and exposed pipes, wiring, and other utilities pose ugly and challenging obstacles. But finishing a basement

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February 3, 2015

Submerged Parking Garage to be Built in Brighton

From parking structures that are built entirely from sustainable materials to floating structures built on artificial islands, we’ve seen some pretty innovative multi-car complexes. But none of them compares to a new submerged parking

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January 22, 2015

MSHA Pushes For Proximity Detection Systems

Mine workers face challenging, and often dangerous, working conditions every day. In surface mines, large equipment with limited visibility make it difficult to see smaller vehicles and pedestrians, increasing the likelihood of collision or

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January 21, 2015

EPA's Clean Power Plan Seeks to Reduce Power Plant Emissions

In June, 2014, the EPA proposed a plan that hopes to help existing power plants reduce their carbon emissions. Known as the “Clean Power Plan”, the proposal builds on actions that many businesses have

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January 16, 2015

Carbon Fiber Seismic Upgrade

Application Details Due to their ever-active fault lines, many California buildings are undergoing seismic upgrades to prevent potential damage and injury from earthquakes. In fact, the Mandatory Soft Story Retrofit program, which was created in

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January 6, 2015

Thank You for a Great 2014!

At HJ3, several principals drive our company culture and pursuit of relentless quality, the most impactful (in my humble opinion) being that of giving back to our community. In fact, HJ3 pledges 1,000 hours

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January 6, 2015

Copper Mine Beam and Slab Repair

Carbon Fiber Beam and Slab Repair Problem Copper mining facilities often degrade faster than other facilities due to their constant exposure to vibrations, moisture, and chemicals. The concrete beams and ceiling slabs at the

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It’s Time to Fix the US Infrastructure

Infrastructure Repair Plays Big Role in New Budget

Frozen Pipes?

Basement Waterproofing Done Right!

Submerged Parking Garage to be Built in Brighton

MSHA Pushes For Proximity Detection Systems

EPA's Clean Power Plan Seeks to Reduce Power Plant Emissions

Carbon Fiber Seismic Upgrade

Thank You for a Great 2014!

Copper Mine Beam and Slab Repair

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