Michigan's Polyurea & Secondary Containment Pros
We Offer Complete Solutions
Infrastructure Repair | Soil Stabilization | Catch Basins | Spray Foam Installation
Reinforce & Protect
Advanced flexible polyurea coatings, applied directly to the substrate provide seamless containment for facilities and field applications. When applied directly to concrete or metal surfaces, polyurea reinforces and protects the underlying substrate years to come.
The spray applied coating is both waterproof and highly resistant to most chemicals. It creates a durable, seamless, flexible, protective barrier that stops leaks and strengthens the integrity of primary and secondary containment systems. The coating exhibits superior physical properties such as hardness, tensile strength, as well as crack bridging and elongation up to 400% to create a robust, industrial-grade protective lining.
Why Polyurea?
Polyurea's major benefit is its fast-set nature. It can Typically return an area to service many times faster than traditional coatings, allowing the owner to put the facility back in use without days and weeks of revenue-losing down-time. Down time for maintenance and coatings on water tanks, wastewater clarifiers, chemical storage tanks and concrete costs the facility
owner a great deal of money since these areas must be taken out of service while other coatings are applied and drying.
About
We stand behind our words and our work.
At Havener Tech, we place a premium on integrity and dependability. We stand behind our words and our work, and strive to make your experience with us a refreshingly pleasant one! By its very nature, our process minimizes disruption and downtime.
The Havener Tech team is constantly working with our partners and diverse clientele to develop effective new solutions to a wide variety of perplexing challenges.
Mike Guerin
President & CEO
Michigan State University
Mike began his career in 1997 after attending Michigan State University, with the Nowak and Fraus civil engineering firm in Royal Oak, MI, In 1999 Michael accepted a position at G2 Consulting Group where he spent 11 years and worked under the firm's principals; Noel Hargrave-Thomas P.E, Mark Smolinski P.E, and Bruce Wilberding P.E, where he achieved substantial knowledge in the geotechnical engineering industry. Mike has vast experience in airport construction, government/federal, and private sector construction projects, as well as drilled caisson construction in multiple states nationwide. In 2010 Mike was hired by Uretek Great Lakes as Vice President of business development/sales and senior project manager. In 2013 Mike joined the Havener Tech team as senior vice president.
Certifications:
- American Concrete Institute (ACI) level I Inspector- ID# 037607
- Michigan Concrete Institute (MCI) Level I Inspector
- Certified MDOT Density Inspector ID# 10161-0106
- USNRC Troxler Density Gauge Certified
- Hazmat 40hr. Hazwoper OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 Certified
- Pre/Post tension concrete certified inspector
- Reinforcing steel certified inspector
- OSHA Confined Space Certified ID# 130725-CSE/19870
Roscoe Serrels
Vice President
Western Michigan University
Roscoe studied Construction Engineering and project management at Western Michigan University. While attending Western, Roscoe served as an intern at Thomas Siebold Associates (TSA).
Roscoe is certified in OSHA’s Confined Space Entry as a Supervisor, Entrant, and Attendant. He is also OSHA 40 certified and is SPFA Certified by the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance.
In his capacity at Havener Tech, Roscoe is responsible for performing site inspections and specifications, bid and estimate development support, all direct expanding polymer applications, and he also heads up the company’s safety program.
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