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Blizzard 2011 Photo's


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Patio Re-sanding

This patio was moss infested and a victim of years of
maintenance neglect.
It was power washed, and here polymeric joint stabilizing sand
is being applied.

Now, a compactor is being used to "settle" the polymeric sand to
reinforce and
strengthen the patio. This also prevents weeds and future plant
growth.

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Interior drain tile and initial rough in
for future bathroom in basement

We capitalized on the opening of concrete and installed the
plumbing of the
soon-to-be second full bathroom in this house. The white PVC
indicates plumbing
union of toilet, shower, and sink. All wastewater runs into the
black basin, which
is then pumped up into the primary sewer trunk line.

Note the white filter wrap around the drain tile pipe
work. This prevents sedimentation
that could clog and wreak havoc on the system. This is
good insurance that the system
will stay functional for years to come.

Wet and seeping basement? Here's your solution.
Installation of 4" drain tile and
routed to sump pump. See diagram of our cross-section.

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Photo's of past and current work. The categories are
broken up in Before, During, & After.
Brand new Cedar roof protectant. UVA and UVB protectant for
extended longevity and visual appeal.
Before
During
After
 

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Deck built Summer 2009. Constructed of premium cedar
lumber.
Deck size: 400 sq. feet
Stained with: Cabot semi-transparent "Pacific Redwood"
Herringbone pattern as shown with Unilock paver brick.
Deck and walkway built together.


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This patio was covered in moss and was showing signs of its
age. Certain areas were sinking due to a poor paver base
installation. Many adjustments were made to rejuvenate this
patio, giving it a clean, well-maintained look. The process
entailed adjusting paver base of problematic pavers and
reinstalling paver, complete powerwash of patio, and re-sand
with polymeric joint stabilizing sand compacted into the
paver joints. Total project duration: 1 day.


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A water-damaged soldier course rendered this stoop unsafe.
Our crew removed all affected bricks and mortar in effort to
salvage for future use. Bricks were re-installed and
mortared in. End product blended beautifully with the stoop.
Total project duration: 1 day.


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Dry well
This is a dry well
installation from start to finish.


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Stone Sidewalk Installation
This sidewalk was created for a homeowner residing on the
shoreline of Lake Michigan. Small, round stones harvested
from private beach incorporated into front, entryway
sidewalk.


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Sod installation project
The back yard of this
property was neglected for years. Our crew removed
all weed growth and unwanted plants and applied 25
yards of nutrient-rich topsoil. Sod was then applied
on top.


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