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Eduardo Valdes, Qualifier / General Contractor
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Eduardo Valdes is the Qualifier for National Concrete Preservation (NCP). In 2001, Mr. Valdes was instrumental in establishing and incorporating NCP. He is a certified General Contractor in the State of Florida. As the Qualifier for National Concrete Preservation, he has supervised the successful execution and completion of all NCP construction projects. Mr. Valdes holds a Level 2- Superstructure Ironworker Certification from the Post-Tensioning Institute. He is an expert Qualifier in the following fields of construction:
* Concrete Restoration
* Epoxy Injections
* Pointing
* Corrosive Control
* Steeple Construction
* Stonework
* Aluminum Railings
* Glass Railings
* Column Replacement
* Pool Restoration
* Expansion Joints
* Post-Tensioning
* Structural Strengthening
* Iron & Steel Repair
* Seawalls
* Hydraulic Pumping
* Waterproofing
* Cementations Overlays
* Foundations
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Our Mission
We are committed to deliver the highest quality service,
materials, and knowledge to ensure that we exceed client
expectations while always maintaining safety and long term
structural integrity for each project we undertake.
Our continued success is built upon a foundation of strong
and experienced leadership. Through quality control, attention
to every detail, skilled on-site crews and unwavering safety
standards we have built a reputation of excellence.
We use only the highest quality products and materials on
our customer's projects. When you combine high quality
materials with excellent service you get a strong peace-of-
mind that your job is done right the first time.
Learn more about our mission and vision
Learn About Our Safety 360 Policy
National Concrete educates all its employees in safety,
quality workmanship and the latest techniques in the
construction industry in accordance with our member
organizations. We use only OSHA approved and
maintained equipment. All of our foreman and supervisors
have completed a 30-hour OSHA safety certification
program and all laborers have completed a 10-hour OSHA
safety certification program.
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