Located in Fairfax, Virginia, Brown’s Fairfax Nissan is one of the largest privately owned automotive companies in the Mid-Atlantic region.

An elevated concrete parking deck and mechanic service area was damaged and leaking. As a result, parts of the service center had to be shut down costing the owner revenue.

Investigations were performed to determine the level of damage and the appropriate repair approach of the precast hollow core plank. Following demolition, the hollow core strands were repaired by adding additional rebar and eliminating the hollow cores.

During repairs, the scope unexpectedly grew to include expansion joint replacement, masonry repointing, coating installation, drainage modifications, and steel beam repairs. Even with the additional scope the project was completed safely, ahead of schedule, and within budget.