Specifications · Materials · Commercial project scope
Commercial Sealant Products and Systems
For this reason, commercial sealant products and systems should follow the project specification, joint or assembly conditions and approved submittals. First, use this page to compare current manufacturer resources across PSI’s commercial service categories.
Next, send PSI the plans, product schedule and details. In addition, PSI serves Northern Kentucky, Greater Cincinnati and nearby eastern Indiana, while qualified regional commercial projects are considered based on scope and location.
Sikaflex 2c Buff sealant sample
held against brickwork & masonry
Since 2000
Commercial specialty work
Fort Mitchell, Kentucky
Northern Kentucky · Greater Cincinnati · Eastern Indiana
Regional commercial projects
Approximately 250 miles, depending on project fit
Commercial sealant products by service type
For clarity, these are current manufacturer technical resources and common commercial product lines, not a claim that PSI installs every product listed. Therefore, confirm the project specification, approved submittals, substrate, movement and compatibility requirements before selecting a material. In addition, legacy brand names are noted where they can help project teams match older specifications to current manufacturer resources.
Commercial caulking, joint sealants & concrete crack sealing
In particular, flexible sealants for concrete, masonry, metal and building transitions vary by movement, orientation and exposure. For example, Tremco lists Dymonic 100 for expansion and control joints and as a crack sealer, while Sika lists Sikaflex-411 Hybrid for horizontal concrete cracks and joints. Therefore, match the product to the specified joint or crack condition rather than choosing by brand alone. In addition, include the specified product or approved submittal with the inquiry when available.
Commercial waterproofing
Similarly, below-grade walls, decks and related assemblies can use sheet-applied, pre-applied or fluid-applied waterproofing systems with compatible detailing and protection. For example, current resources include Tremco, Henry/CCW, W. R. MEADOWS, Sika, GCP and Polyguard. Therefore, send the full specified assembly and project details rather than only a membrane name. As a result, the bid review stays tied to the complete waterproofing scope.
Commercial dampproofing
By comparison, dampproofing is a separate moisture-control scope from waterproofing. For example, current asphalt-emulsion resources include Henry 788, W. R. MEADOWS SEALMASTIC, Sika Sikalastic-310/314/315 and Tremco MULSEAL. Therefore, confirm which system and application method the project documents require before pricing or planning the work. In addition, include the relevant specification section with the bid documents when available.
Air barriers & flashing
Likewise, air-barrier continuity depends on the field membrane plus seams, penetrations, openings and transitions. For example, current commercial systems include resources from PROSOCO, Tremco, Henry, DOW, W. R. MEADOWS, Sika, Pecora, GCP and DuPont. Therefore, review compatibility across the complete specified system rather than treating each detail as a separate product choice. As a result, membrane and transition materials can be reviewed as one coordinated scope.
Epoxy joint filling & industrial floor joints
In this case, semi-rigid epoxy and polyurea fillers support interior control and construction-joint edges where the specification requires them. For example, Metzger/McGuire, Euclid, Sika, W. R. MEADOWS and PPG offer current industrial floor-joint products, and several are also used for static or shrinkage cracks in older slabs. However, moving expansion joints require a different flexible joint system. In addition, identify whether the joint or crack is expected to move before product selection.
Expansion joints & covers
Similarly, expansion-joint work can involve precompressed seals, trafficable systems or architectural floor, wall and ceiling covers. For example, current commercial resources include Sika EMSEAL and Wabo, Construction Specialties, Inpro JointMaster and Balco. Therefore, include joint width, expected movement, loading, location, transitions and the specified system with your inquiry. In addition, send the system detail or schedule when it is available.
Security sealants
For instance, tamper-resistant institutional specifications may call for flexible polyurethane or hybrid sealants or a harder epoxy security sealant. Specifically, current resources include Pecora DynaFlex SC, Pecora Dynapoxy EP-1200 and Sika Sikaflex CR 195. However, movement, exposure and the required level of tamper resistance still control product selection. For this reason, include the security-sealant specification with the inquiry.
Masonry & concrete water repellents
Likewise, penetrating silane and siloxane treatments reduce liquid-water absorption in exposed concrete or masonry without serving as a below-grade waterproofing membrane. For example, current commercial resources include PROSOCO, W. R. MEADOWS, Sika and Euclid Chemical. Therefore, match the treatment to the substrate, exposure, active content and project specification. In addition, include the specified product or performance requirement when available.
Commercial sealant products in PSI’s manufacturer history
Overall, PSI’s established product history includes these ten manufacturers and legacy brands. In addition, the service sections above include other current industry resources to help estimators and project teams research specified products. Therefore, do not treat every brand or model on this page as a confirmed PSI-installed product unless PSI confirms it for the project.
- TremcoCommercial Sealants & Waterproofing
- Dow Corning / DOWSILHeritage silicone product name and current brand
- PROSOCOSealants, air-barrier and masonry treatment resources
- Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing / HenryCurrent Henry building-envelope portfolio
- Sonneborn / selected Sika legacy linesReference older model names against current Sika resources
- SikaCommercial joint-sealant and construction product resources
- Metzger/McGuireIndustrial floor joint fillers
- VersaFlexJoint-fill system resources
- STI FirestopHistorical manufacturer reference
- PecoraArchitectural and security sealants
Additional brands shown elsewhere on this page are industry technical resources. They are intentionally separated from PSI’s historical manufacturer list so the page does not imply an unverified PSI relationship or product history.
Crew working beside sheet membrane on a concrete foundation wall
Bring the specification into the conversation
To begin with, send the product schedule with its drawings and details. In addition, include substrates, joint dimensions, movement, exposure, adjacent materials and installation sequence where those affect the specified work.
For existing conditions, photographs and known material history can make the requested scope clearer. As a result, PSI can review the commercial opportunity with fewer assumptions.
Product and specification questions
Can I send a specification that uses an older product or brand name?
Yes. For example, current Sika resources identify Sikaflex NP 1 as formerly MSeal NP 1 and Sikaflex CR 195 as formerly MSeal CR 195. In addition, Dow Corning product names now appear under DOWSIL, and Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing resources now appear within Henry’s commercial portfolio. Therefore, send the exact name shown in your project documents plus any available submittals.
What product is used for commercial concrete crack sealing?
In this case, the right product depends on whether the crack is static or moving, horizontal or vertical, and what the project documents require. For example, Tremco Dymonic 100 is listed as a crack sealer, Sikaflex-411 Hybrid is listed for horizontal concrete cracks and joints, and several semi-rigid floor fillers are used for static or shrinkage cracks in industrial slabs. Therefore, PSI should review the crack condition and specification before a product is selected.
Does PSI install every brand or product listed on this page?
No. Instead, the expanded lists are technical research resources for commercial project teams. Therefore, a product should not be treated as a confirmed PSI-installed system unless PSI confirms it for the project.
What should I send with a commercial bid request?
To begin with, include the project name and location, bid date, plans, product schedule, relevant specifications, approximate quantities and expected schedule. Then use Contact Us to put the project in front of PSI.
Turn the specification into a clear next step
First, send PSI the project location, plans, specifications, product schedule, bid date and requested scope. Then PSI can review fit for commercial work in Northern Kentucky, Greater Cincinnati, nearby Indiana and qualified regional projects within approximately 250 miles of Fort Mitchell.
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