Concrete cancer occurs when water, salts, or CO₂ penetrate and begin to corrode the reinforcement. The steel rusts and expands. As a result, the concrete loses its load-bearing capacity.
A visual inspection provides initial indications. Signs of concrete cancer include: cracks or loose concrete, rust stains, visible reinforcement, or a hollow-sounding surface. We confirm this with measurements and tests.
Yes. It affects the load-bearing capacity of structures and increases the risk of collapse under load or aging.
Certainly. We provide measurement reports, photo reports, and clear advice for all parties.
For underground tanks, a protection system is required according to environmental and safety regulations. In other situations, it is strongly recommended as a preventive measure.
Depending on the chosen system and the environment, between 10 and 15 years, provided that regular checks are carried out.
No. Most components are integrated or placed underground. Only measuring points or connection boxes remain visible.
The price depends on the size of the project, the chosen system, and the accessibility. We always work with customized quotes.
No. We also offer cathodic protection for renovations or repairs.
Absolutely. We work with clear reporting.
Certainly. Anotec provides annual checks of the protection status via quotations.