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Rusty Water Got Montgomery Residents Complaining

By admin on January 12, 2012 in Rust Removal

Residents of Boulder Hill, Montgomery in Chicago are in a predicament. For months now, they are getting rusty water supply after a well in the village pumping system malfunctioned. Having enough of it, they confronted the village officials about the problem.

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Historic Preservation Group Works On Iconic Old Water Tower In Idaho

By dwe on January 4, 2012 in Rust Removal

The preservation and renovation of historic properties is an important part of a sustainable, smart growth approach. The renovation of an historic property is often a starting point and anchor for the redevelopment of a block, street, or district. An historic building or district can be a tangible symbol of a community’s interest in honoring its heritage, valuing its character and sense of place, getting the most out of prior investments in infrastructure and development, and encouraging growth in already-developed areas.

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San Diego Water Pipe Ruptured Because of Rust

By admin on December 29, 2011 in Rust Removal

Water pipes are some of the most-prone things to rusting. And as they age, they become more and more vulnerable to corrosion and breaking away. And broke away is exactly what happened to one of San Diego’s water piping.

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Coast Guard Cutters Rusting Away

By admin on December 27, 2011 in Rust Removal

Moisture leads to rust formation. That’s a fact. And based on that, it’s pretty easy to conclude that rust is one of those that give the coast guard a lot of troubles. One, in particular, that is suffering from corrosion’s destructive effects is the US Coast Guard Cutter Bear.

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National Corrosion Control for Helicopters Now Open in Missouri

By admin on December 20, 2011 in Cleaning Rust

Rust is one of National Defense’s long-time enemy. It’s been costing the government a huge sum of money for repairs annually. And so to counter its destructive effects on Army’s Black Hawks, a corrosion center was opened last December 19 in Missouri.