Monthly Archives: December 2020

  We all see examples of corrosion, mainly in the form of rust, around us every day. It can be seen on metal surfaces such as on bridges or highways, or in cars, parking structures, and buildings. Corrosion can generally be described as the process by which materials are gradually destroyed or uniformly weakened by [...]

Many old buildings built in the 70s and 80s often come with galvanized metal pipes. Although sturdy, this material is prone to lead that can be hazardous to any occupants’ health and safety. On top of that, galvanized metal can likely rust. Pipe corrosion is not something to take lightly. It brings long-term and irreversible [...]