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Problem

Fighting Concrete Corrosion Costs Billions Every Year

Concrete is essential for the construction of most modern infrastructure. But concrete corrodes over time because it’s naturally porous and chemically fragile. This corrosion can lead to collapsed bridges, broken dams, failed water systems, and more. Even worse? Protective coatings like epoxy or polyurethane cannot be used to preserve infrastructure outdoors because they can’t bond to concrete, or survive humidity and UV light exposure.

Aged concrete bridge rail with iron bars near the water's edge.
Concrete pedestrian bridge recently coated with ceramic surface.
Coated with CeramycGuard TM
Highway 295 Scenic Overlook, New Jersey, 2007
SOLUTION

Our Coating Solution Makes Concrete Virtually Immortal

Zirconia's nano-ceramic coating, CeramycGuard™ is the only coating that chemically bonds to concrete, creating an ultra-durable ceramic surface. It literally becomes part of the concrete, so corrosives like salt, acid, and bacteria can’t break through and cause corrosion. Our solution makes infrastructure virtually immortal.

Traction

There’s Already $1M+ in Our Sales Funnel²

Because our nano-ceramic coating outperforms the market, we’ve quickly won regulatory approvals, are running field trials with various government agencies, and are building a reputation of success with our customers.  Zirconia has made over $800,000 in revenue* since inception and now has over $1 million in our sales funnel.

  • Customers include Amazon, Tyson, UK Water, New Jersey DOT, SASE, Royal Atlantic Condominiums (FL), and California Water Districts

  • Certified for wastewater infrastructure in the United Kingdom

  • Approved by Miami-Dade County as a salt corrosion prevention coating

  • Starting trials in Saudi Arabia for preventing corrosion of oil/gas cooling system which uses seawater for cooling, and suffers from salt corrosion

  • Undergoing five water dam trials with U.S. state and federal agencies

Competitive Advantage

The Only Solution to Actually Stop Corrosion

Outdated solutions from the 1950’s, like polyurethane and epoxy coatings, can’t bond to concrete or be used outdoors. They rely on "adhesion," which weakens and fails. Backed by four (3 issued, 1 pending) patents, Zirconia is the only solution that chemically bonds with concrete, creating an impenetrable barrier. Zirconia’s nano-ceramic coating, CeramycGuard, is immortal and not affected by salts, freeze-thaw cycles or weathering.

Graph showing 
coverage of the layers of coating from traditional concrete and Ceramyc Guard.Graph showing 
coverage of the layers of coating from traditional concrete and Ceramyc Guard.
A picturesque bridge in France, the Pont du Garde showcases the timeless beauty of Roman engineering.
Photo by: Benh Lieu Song, License: Creative Commons by-sa-3.06
Expansion

Ready to Scale to $50M in Sales

With billions spent annually on concrete repairs and inferior solutions, we’re ready to scale aggressively. We have the ability to scale production for over $50 million in sales at an 80% gross margin³.And, we’re offering our sales reps double the commissions of our competitors (Sherwin Williams, PPG), so they are excited to sell our products.
ROADMAP
Sustainability

A Green-Tech Solution for Fighting Climate Change

"Build, Corrode, Demolish, Repeat." Thanks to Zirconia, this concrete corrosion cycle is a thing of the past.

Creating one pound of concrete creates one pound of carbon emissions⁵. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Our technologies help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other pollution, making infrastructure more durable, long lived, and sustainable.

Zirconia’s coating extends the lifespan of concrete and steel infrastructure, making it virtually immortal, while reducing the need to remanufacture and remake concrete and steel structures, which cumulatively emit up to 16% of global climate change gases.

We’re fighting for a more livable climate for this generation, as well as future generations.
A building covered in green plants growing on the side, blending nature with concrete.