Developing and manufacturing innovative products for construction since 1975.
2022
Bow, NH production facility receives major equipment upgrades. Our highest volume production line is now completely automated and upgrades to a specialty products line increased throughput by 50%. These improvements are significant in meeting the increasing demand for our products.
2021
Concrete International magazine feature technical article on the development of crack resistant repair mortar authored by Benoit Bissonnette, Alexander Vaysburd and Christopher Brown.
2021
Launch of Matrix Super Fine, repair mortar for terracotta, brick and natural stone when surface requires exceptionally smooth finish.
2020
Launch of Repoint VE, a color-matched Type N and Type O mortar formulated to be more fluid for applications using a grout bag.
2020
Launch of totally redesigned website, easier to search, faster to get the information, and loaded with new features.
2019
After over 20 years in Dover NH, the company moved its corporate offices to a new building in Somersworth, NH.
2019
ISR CM incorporated into the KIOSK program which enables local dealers to color match Matrix and Repoint at their facility. This dramatically shortens the turn-around time on matches and samples.
2019
Introduced ISR CM, a color matched repair mortar for concrete available in 23 standard colors and custom matching.
2019
Introduced ISR VO, a vertical and overhead repair mortar using Conproco’s proprietary crumb rubber technology to reduce cracking.
2018
Introduced Matrix VE for molding and casting Matrix
2018
Expanded KIOSK program with the addition of Repoint (color matched repointing mortar) and Repoint VE (Viscosity Enhanced) for use when bagging technique is used
2017
Established RTC (Restoration Training Alliance) with Prosoco.
2017
Developed SWRI Institute Validated Training Program.
2016
Introduce ISR (Internal Stress Relief) technology for concrete repair materials. Ground breaking technology developed for the U. S. Navy to eliminate cracking in repair mortars.
2015
Construction begins for twelve new silos and a new production line added to the Bow facility. When complete the a total of twenty silos will add significantly to our production capabilities.
2014
Developed and launched totally new, mobile friendly website.
2014
Introduced “Repoint”, a color matched repointing mortar available in small and large quantities.
2012
MARC (Mid-Atlantic Resource Center) opened in Baltimore MD. Facility created to provide “hands-on” training for architects, engineers and trades people. Facility also offers custom matching for Stone Repair Mortars, repointing mortars, injection grout and coatings.
2011
Introduced the micro injection grout in an array of colors to match stone, cast stone, concrete and terracotta substrates.
2009
Complete a three year effort to develop a crack resistant repair mortar for the U.S. Navy incorporating technology new to concrete and utilizing a high percentage of recycled materials.
2003
Introduces highly breathable mineral silicate paint for concrete that can not peel
2003
Builds new plant to expand capacity
2000
Introduces color matching for natural stone, Terracotta and concrete that allows trained applicators to accomplish color matching at the job site.
1998
Introduces new water-based technology for long-open-time bonding primer for concrete
1997
Builds new facility to house manufacturing, R&D and corporate offices
1995
Contributor to Army Corp REMR program
1992
Develops performance/color matching system for natural stone
1980
Introduces crystalline water entry protection system to US market
1975
Company founded to produce new technology of fiberglass reinforced structural cement
Contributor to the Army Corp of Engineers Repair, Evaluation, Maintenance and Rehabilitation Research Program (REMR): 1995-1998
Sponsor/Host National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) conference “Predicting the Performance of Concrete Repair Materials” April 1999/Durham, NH
Partner in C.R.E.E.P., a committee formed from a NIST initiative and tasked with the “Development of Test Methods for Cracking Tendency of Repair Materials”
Sponsor of research “Corrosion of Steel Reinforcement in Concrete Adjacent to Surface Repairs” /Dale Barkey; published ACI Materials Journal, July/August 2004
Committee member ACI 364 Rehabilitation, responsible for the development of “Guideline for Inorganic Repair Material Data Sheet Protocol” (standardized testing and reporting for repair materials)
Speaker/participant, IV International Workshop “Bringing the Concrete Repair Industry into New Era of Sustainable Development”, presenting “Aesthetic Compatibility in Concrete Repair”
Co-author “Realcrete” versus “Labcrete” published Concrete International, February 2004
Co-author “Durability of Concrete Repair- Field Analysis versus Laboratory Results” presented at 5th International Colloquium, January 2003
Co-author “Assessment and Development of Test Methods for Cracking Tendency of Repair Materials” presented at International Conference on Concrete Repair, Rehabilitation and Retrofitting, November 2005 Cape Town, South Africa
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