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Built on biological technology developed at the University of Colorado Boulder — a scientific foundation, not a chemical shortcut.
All concrete cracks. Fixing those cracks is slow, expensive, and easy to put off — and small problems ignored today become big repair bills tomorrow. RipaLith is building on technology developed at the University of Colorado Boulder to change that.
Conventional repair relies on a fixed set of chemical reactions — epoxies, sealants — that bond initially but weren't built to withstand years of real-world stress.
Fixing cracks is slow and expensive, which makes it easy to put off. Small problems left alone become big, costly repairs later.
Built on biological technology developed at the University of Colorado Boulder — a scientific foundation, not a chemical shortcut.
Our goal is straightforward: make concrete repair simpler and more affordable than what's possible with conventional methods today.
A biological approach designed to outlast conventional repairs — reducing the repeat cost of ignoring small problems.
"Instead of conventional repairs that rely on a narrow set of chemical parameters and often fail within a few years, we're turning to biology."
RipaLith is a biotechnology research company working on a better way to repair concrete. Building on technology developed at the University of Colorado Boulder, our goal is straightforward: make concrete repair simpler, more affordable, and longer-lasting than what's possible today.
For property owners, engineers, and investors — request a briefing on our research and repair approach.