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35-4120 Ridgeway Dr,

Mississauga, ON, L5L 5S9

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(905) 608-0499

info@tarponcontracting.com

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Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant

Moosejaw, SK

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West Trunk Sewer - Concrete Protective Liner

Region of Peel

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Skyway Digester - Two Column Crack Repair

Burlington, Ontario

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INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

Experts in Structural

Renewal & Rehabilitation.

Tarpon Contracting specializes in industrial coatings that protect critical assets, extend service life, and improve structural performance. Our expertise also includes concrete rehabilitation and expansion joint repairs, helping restore aging infrastructure and ensure long-term integrity. We utilize advanced Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) systems to strengthen and repair critical structures, and provide comprehensive cleaning and decontamination services for reservoirs, piping systems, and water towers, all performed to the highest industry standards for safety and quality.

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THE LATEST FROM TARPON

Niagara Wall Repair

Work kicked off in late August, with the Tarpon team carrying out concrete repair and waterproofing work throughout September. This phase of the project began with power washing and surface preparation, followed by drilling and injecting active leaks, chipping out damaged concrete, and patching the repaired areas. Crews also primed and caulked the joint, installed CombiFlex, removed and patched the injection ports, and feathered the wall surface. With repairs progressing, the team moved into the next stage by grinding the concrete block, removing excess resin from the floor, and beginning the application of Blueskin across the seven bays.

Bradford Water
Pollution Control Plant Rehabilitation

Following the completion of structural crack repairs in July, the Tarpon team continued concrete rehabilitation work throughout August and early September. Recent progress included preparing surfaces and installing CombiFlex, along with completing the remaining caulking work. These joint-sealing measures help protect the repaired areas and support the long-term durability of this critical wastewater facility.

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Herridge Feeder Main CFRP Rehabilitation

Client: Region of Peel

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West Trunk Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation

Client: Region of Peel

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Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant Tank Rehabilitation

Client: City of Regina / City of Moose Jaw

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Skyway Digester Two-Column Crack Repair

Client: Halton Region

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Hillcrest Reservoir, City of Hamilton

The Hillcrest Reservoir project for the City of Hamilton, included sandblasting, partial demolition of deteriorated support columns, forming and pouring column repairs with the installation of stainless steel slip joint plates, and crack injection and caulking of compromised joints and stress cracks.

Consulting Firm: KMK Consulting

Moore Reservoir, Halton Region

The Moore Reservoir project for Halton Region, involved sandblasting, cleaning, and applying Sika 75 and Sika 62, removal of existing expansion joint material, application of expandable rubberized joint material topped with new Sika joint sealants, and the injection of epoxy compounds.

Consulting Firm: MacViro

East Brampton Reservoir, Region of Peel

The East Brampton Reservoir project for the Region of Peel, involved sandblasting and cleaning of concrete walls and columns, application of Sika 75 and Sika 62, form work and concrete injection, epoxy injection and caulking, as well as power washing and disinfection of the reservoir.

Consultant: Richard Dray

North Brampton Reservoir, Region of Peel

The North Brampton Reservoir project for the Region of Peel, involved sandblasting of deteriorated concrete walls and columns, application of Sika 75 and Sika 62 as filler and sealer throughout the reservoir, epoxy injection and caulking, as well as power washing and disinfection of the reservoir.

Consultant: Richard Dray

Herridge Feeder Main - Region of Peel

Description: Canada's largest CFRP project, the 6 km Herridge Feedermain, faced deterioration after being inactive for 2 years. Rehabilitated using CFRP renewal systems and trenchless techniques, it's now fully operational.