ACS Facility Services offers Asphalt Paving, Asphalt Sealcoating, Parking Lot Striping,​ Concrete Repairs, Preservation and Cost Effective Maintenance.

 

Proper preparation is where it all begins,whether a base for a new parking lot or repairs to  existing Asphalt. Attention to the basics will determine the quality and longevity of the installation or repair. Utilizing industry standard methods and the proper equipment is what makes the difference. Cleaning and Prepping Asphalt prior to sealcoating: routing and  using heat and air to clean the debri's from the cracks, filling cracks with a Hot Fill method a rubberized fill heated to 400 degrees.  Saw Cutting damaged areas and using Hot Fill Asphalt to make  repairs. Keeping the Asphalt at proper tempatures using a Hot Box or Recycler and having the equipment necessary for the scope of  work. Compacting repairs with a Vibratory Asphalt Roller. Using Commercial Grade Sealcoating with a sand base utilizing hydraulic agitation to keep the mix  at the proper dilution and following the​ sealcoat manufacturer's recommended application rates.

ACS Facility Services  offers a complete range of Building Services from Commercial Painting, Coatings and Preparation to Stucco Repair.

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​Commercial Painting and Industrial Coatings. Our primary asset in this service area is our aerial equipment.We own and utilize this equipment in several service sectors at the same time. The benefit  to our customers is, we are able to recover our asset cost in a more diverse manner. We provide  more than just painting and prep work, We provide solutions for enviromental conditions, high traffic areas, weather related failure or if it is simply to sand blast rusted ornamental metal  for a change of color. A Commercial Painting

service provided by ACS is a sound dollar investment. When in need of a professional painting contractor in the Kansas City area give us a call. We will provide you with a complete propsal detailing job cost, start date,completion time line. Once job commences  a Daily Progress Report will be provided. If we can match our expertise and our equipment to your project and save you both time and money we will be more than glad to do so .

 

It would be unrealistic to try and explain details of the chemical compounds used in preventing concrete damage in a single paragraph.

 

So we will state the causes first,

 

Generally two reasons, first if a concrete pour was late year, it may have froze prior to curing. Freezing will reduce  tensile strentgh of  concrete to about a 3rd of its rating.

 

Another cause of concrete damage is a bad pour the mix,the float, air inside the concrete leaving a porous set, water enters, freezes and pop.

 

A third cause that is often debated between concrete installers and Ice melt crews is the effect the chemicals in the De-Icer have on the surface of the concrete.

 

The remedy, apply a densifier and top sealcoat to the surface of the concrete. This will harden the concrete as well as seal  any voids in the concrete keeping water out.

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