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Ferrocement Kits, Home Kits, Ferrocement Houses, Ferrocement Construction, DIY Kits, Commercial, Residential, Industrial, disaster-resistant, hurricaneproof, earthquakeproof, fireproof, floodproof

General Info: We provide disaster-resistant, sustainable & durable, affordable Ferrocement building Kits: Hurricane & Earthquake-resistant, Fast & Inexpensive, Healthy, Green & Sustainable Ferrocement Construction.
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Services/Products: Building
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Associations: AIA, USGBC, ACORE, SFA
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Categories: Steel Detailers Structural, General Contractors, Home Builders

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Phone: (540) 349-5895

Address: 98 Alexandria Pike, Warrenton, VA 20186

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Flooring
Door Installation/Replacement
Drywalls
Any type of interiors: Drywall, tile, wood paneling, and other regular interiors on ourÂ standard commercial-grade steel stud framing.
Framing
In standard framing, rafters are not directly connected to wall studs, but are anchored using pliable straps via a wall plate. The anchors can change shape under stress, and the fasteners at the top plate can come loose. Wooden truss design does not call for direct connection between members; they are joined by plates alongside the members, which do not resist sideways motion due to wind.
Tile Installation
Staircases

New Construction
Foundation Installation

Landscaping and Fencing

Retaining Walls

Window Installation/Replacement
Patios
Siding
Save time, leave it rough: No need for smooth or pretty. If your exterior is finishÂ stucco orÂ siding, Ferrocement works better as a rough/scratch undercoat.
Porches
Parapet walls give a Southwest appearance. Eave overhangs are kept to a minimum in order avoid providing handles for the wind to pull up. Doors are protected by porches, and windows are protected by enamel steel security shutters.
Residential Roof Repair
Hurricane damage to metal shingle or tile roof surfaces is often due to structural deformation of the building frame; this motion can loosen roofing fasteners over time. Structural deformation can start off small, but may increase with exposure to successive storms. Minor motion of the structure can cause surface cracks and fissures, which allow water penetration causing rot and weakening of a wooden frame, as well as promoting growth of mildew, mold, bacteria and fungus growth in wall cavities.
Residential Roof Replacement/Installation
Overhead as well, our Prefab Kits are designed to be compatible with popular roofing products and standard installation methods.

Insulation
Foamed-in-place insulation to walls and roof, and rigid foam insulation to foundation panels isolates the interior spaces and the earth under the church from temperature changes.
Masonry
Anchorage to foundation is another weak point in standard design, not just in wooden frames, but in reinforced masonry also. Wooden frames are required to have anchors at 6 feet on center, resulting in high concentrations of pull out force at the anchors. The vertical members (studs) are not directly fastened to the anchors, but via a sill plate member (another joint to work loose).

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