WSI SEO How do you get your lead sheet specifications right? Lead sheet is a flat-rolled lead material cut to customer-specified dimensions (often called cut-to-order lead sheet) and used across a wide range of applications such as construction flashing, radiation shielding, acoustic damping, and industrial fabrication. If you’re specifying it for the first time, the most important … Read more
If your masonry project was fully resealed between the mid-1990s and early 2000s, those joints are either failing now or approaching failure. That is not a projection. It is a predictable outcome. Polymer sealants exposed to ultraviolet light and Northeast freeze-thaw conditions typically last 10 to 15 years in real-world conditions. Apply that timeline to … Read more
March and April are the busiest months for masonry restoration bids. Inspections are wrapping up, scopes are being finalized, and estimators are building out specification sections ahead of summer mobilization. If your project includes Lead T Caps for joint waterproofing, this is the stage where organization matters most. Submittals, profile selection, and documentation should be … Read more
If you are bidding on a federal courthouse, historic post office, or landmark restoration and plan to use Lead T-Caps on the masonry joints, you do not need a substitution request or a variance. The product is already authorized, whether the building is a GSA-managed courthouse or a USPS-owned historic postal facility from the 1910s. … Read more
Here is a recap of what we produced in 2025. 2025 was a busy year at our West Bridgewater facility, with steady, high-volume orders shipped across the United States and Canada. Nearly every product line saw activity. Instead of a general recap, this update focuses on what actually moved, who was buying, and what that … Read more