A licensed California general contractor, a certified applicator under the Henkel and LOCTITE Tyfo system, and a trained installer of Polymer Nation coatings. The paperwork is part of the work — every bid stands on a license and a system the design references.
What we hold
Each one does a specific job on your project: a license that can hold the contract, a system certification that ties field work to the engineer’s drawings, and product training that grounds coatings selection in real data sheets.
What this means for your project
The license backs the bid. Salyers can hold a prime contract on multi-trade scopes, sub to a GC under their prime, or carry a project that requires coordination across structural and coatings work in one mobilization. Issued 2011, in good standing.
License status is publicly verifiable through the California Contractors State License Board.
What this means for your project
The work is installed under the system the design references. The engineer of record's drawings, the manufacturer's application drawings, and the installer's documentation form a coherent paper trail for the building official, the owner, and the warranty path. The Tyfo system is held by Henkel Corporation dba Fyfe.
ICC-ES Evaluation Report ESR-2103 is publicly available from the ICC Evaluation Service.
What this means for your project
System selection is grounded in the actual product line. The bid lists specific Polymer Nation products and references their data sheets. Field execution follows the manufacturer's published method, not a generic flooring trade approach. Training was completed in person at Polymer Nation's Chicago location.
Polymer Nation product information is publicly available at polymernation.com.
Standards we build to
Seismic FRP work is engineered and installed per these published standards. We don’t author the structural design — that belongs to the engineer of record — but the installation, documentation, and product all answer to the same references.
ACI 440.2R-17Primary U.S. design reference for FRP on concrete, issued by the American Concrete Institute, Committee 440. (Design)
ACI 440 familyCovers FRP bars, prestressing, and durability; the broader technical reference set behind FRP for concrete. (Design)
ASCE 41-23Performance-based standard classifying deficiencies and targeting retrofit performance levels. (Evaluation)
ATC-40Applied Technology Council methodology developed under the California Seismic Safety Commission; performance-based focus on concrete buildings. (Evaluation)
CBC, Chapter 16AStructural design framework including seismic retrofit; retrofits permitted to follow ASCE 41. (Code)
CEBC, Appendix AGuidelines for the seismic retrofit of existing buildings across building types. (Code)
ASTM (FRP-related)Cover tensile, bond, environmental durability, and short-beam shear for the laminate and substrate interface. (Test methods)
ICC-ES ESR-2103LOCTITE Tyfo system for concrete and masonry strengthening; documents tested properties, design assumptions, and conditions of use. (Evaluation report)
Engineering first, hands behind it.
Send the drawings or the conditions. You’ll get a written, itemized bid back inside 1 to 2 business days — from a CA B1 #960653 general contractor building in California since 2011.