Moisture control in concrete is not a minor detail — it is one of the most important factors in determining the strength, durability, and lifetime value of concrete. And the critical time for moisture control success is during curing.

Fiber-reinforced concrete significantly enhances crack resistance, structural durability, and performance, supporting sustainable construction and reduced maintenance.

Learn proven methods to reduce concrete’s carbon footprint, from recycled materials to innovative fiber reinforcement. Discover how sustainable practices can cut emissions by up to 40%.

Adding fibers to concrete makes it better able to handle freeze-thaw cycles. These fibers act like tiny bridges, holding the concrete together and spreading out the stress to improve frost resistance.

REGEN Fiber’s recycled fiber technology was recently featured in a Power Up Iowa segment highlighting how wind turbine blades are repurposed into reinforcement fibers for concrete and infrastructure.

Fiber reinforced concrete can improve precast strength, durability, and crack control while cutting labor costs and supporting sustainable construction practices.