Our Structural Repair Capabilities

Discover how Freyssinet USA led a six-year bridge repair project for NCDOT, restoring the Atlantic Beach and Emerald Isle bridges with advanced structural solutions and environmental care.

Freyssinet delivers a full structural rehabilitation of the Channel Five Bridge, reinforcing one of the Florida Keys’ most critical transportation links. Our work ensures long-term durability, safety, and resilience for this essential piece of coastal infrastructure.

Freyssinet was contracted to repair and strengthen this major cable-stayed bridge in Puerto Rico, enhancing its resilience and safety through a complex, internationally coordinated effort.

Despite the challenges of conducting complex repairs at significant heights and amid live traffic, we successfully rehabilitated this cable-stayed bridge. The work included stay cable maintenance, applying a concrete protective coating, replacing stay cable dampers, and much more.

The project mission consisted of concrete repairs to both superstructures and substructures on 18 separate bridges along I-895 to help ensure that the integrity of a vital highway remained strong.

The Los Angeles Unified School District hired Freyssinet to seal the exposed tendons and repair the concrete to extend the service life of the damaged bridge.

Freyssinet partnered with Charleston County to inspect and repair post-tensioned tendons at the Cumberland Street Parking Deck. The project was completed swiftly and safely, preserving access to a vital downtown parking facility.

Freyssinet was trusted to perform complex structural repairs at the Charleston Place Hotel, restoring post-tensioned concrete systems in a live luxury setting. The project showcased our expertise in precision engineering and discreet execution within high-profile environments.

A detailed look at Freyssinet’s structural rehabilitation of the James Monroe Parking Garage and highlighting our expertise in complex parking garage repairs and nighttime construction logistics.

Freyssinet delivered CFRP strengthening solutions for the International Monetary Fund headquarters renovation—one of its largest U.S. retrofit projects.

Alterations at the Nestle Headquarters required structural strengthening and repairs; Carbon Fiber Reinforcement was utilized to restore lost capacity and meet the performance requirements.

When a post-tensioned floor unexpectedly sagged in a multi-level parking garage at Montgomery College in Takoma Park, our team acted quickly to complete the necessary structural repairs while keeping disruptions to garage users at a minimum.

Restoring the historic Baker-Barry Tunnel required a careful balance between preservation and modernization, with Freyssinet working closely with the owner to improve its condition while maintaining its distinctive character.

When WMATA discovered severe damage to a key structural beam at Farragut North Station, they turned to Freyssinet for a solution. Our team delivered a custom-engineered repair on time and under pressure, without disrupting daily metro operations.