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Hurricane Sandy Cleanup The total job is 150,000 square-feet (13,935 m²), and each of the 15 basement floors had to be drained of floodwater and then prepped using various grinders and shot blasters before they could be recoated. The crew, which is working over the course of 15 weeks, is applying 12,000 linear feet (3,658 m) of 4-inch (10 cm) seamless cove base around the exterior walls. Some areas are even being tiled after that. pumping equipment could be brought in to fully drain the tens of thousands of square feet of fooded basements. According to Koerner, "entire basements were flled to the top with water, and in some cases, the water reached the frst foor as well. Te water sat for so long that the foors came up on their own, and what was left was removed by demo contractors. We came in and ground what remained down to the slab." With a crew of 10 full-time workers broken up into teams of three to four, depending on the day, Manhattan Concrete Design is still working on three to four buildings at a time to complete the project with an estimated completion date of February 2014. Te rehabilitation steps are laborious, especially considering the risk of contaminants from both the receding water and soil beneath the slab, which, at the time of Don't Just Coat It,Spartacote® It!™ High Performance Polyaspartic Floor Coating Systems Come Visit Us! Jan 21-24, 2014 Booth #S11515 866-966-1DAY(1329) www.hpspartacote.com Write in Reader Inquiry #273 46 JANUARY 2014 COATINGSPROMAG.COM

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