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Here is a side walk which we formed and then finished the concrete.
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Here is a picture of a concrete in Victoria BC of a form with several stairs approaching a front door being built and almost ready to pour the concrete. |
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Here is a picture of the upper front walkway to the prior concrete form work picture, also ready to pour and finish the concrete.You can see the existing concrete landing and stair which we poured and finished the day earlier and are now finishing up to. |
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Here is a picture of the other side of the concrete landing after the forms were stripped and the garden was planted. The concrete was poured and finished in one day for each of the two sections. |
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This picture shows our crew directing the chute of the concrete truck to place the concrete in the concrete forms which will make a sidewalk and stairs both at once. After the concrete is placed we then finish it with trowels. |
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Here we are screeding concrete which levels the concrete making it ready for troweling and finishing. This area is directly beside the the concrete landing and stair that we poured and finished the day earlier. |
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This is also the same concrete form as above, but this area is where 2 stairs will be. Here we are placing the concrete and will finish the concrete here in the same way. |
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Here you can see our concrete crew finishing the placement of the concrete for the upper landing and the stairs and now working their way down with the concrete. |
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This is a picture of screeding concrete towards the end of the concrete form where there is one more stair. You can also see the chute from the concrete truck beside the finisher. |
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Here is a picture of the finished concrete stairs and sidewalk with the forms stripped off. The sides were planted with flowers and plants and low voltage wiring installed for lighting. |
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This picture shows a concrete form with steel mesh and ground seal ready to pour the concrete for a small work shop. |
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Here is a picture of our crew pouring and placing a concrete slab for a small work shop which we formed up earlier that day. |
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This picture shows putting the finishing touches on the concrete slab poured and placed earlier. |
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This picture shows a concrete foundation which has been poured with using a styrofoam insulation form which insulates both on the inside and outside of the wall. The foundation needs to be filled with crushed rock in 6" lifts in preparation for the finished floor of the house. |
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This image shows compacting crushed rock in a concrete foundation .
This is done in 6" layers to prevent settling which shows by cracks in the floor. |
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Here we are back filling a concrete foundation in 6" lifts and installing pipe as needed as we come up higher. |
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Here we are preparing a concrete driveway repair using rebar dowels which were epoxyed into the slab to hold the old and new concrete together. |
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Here we are pouring, placing and finishing a concrete driveway repair on a commercial driveway after a water line had been replaced downtown Victoria BC. |
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Here we used a diamond saw to cut the section of concrete to be removed by breaking with a jackhammer under a sundeck in Victoria BC. |
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This picture shows our excavator removing a concrete driveway in Victoria. This is a very quick and efficient way concrete removal which also allows the concrete pieces to be loaded in a dump truck very quickly. |
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This picture shows the new concrete driveway we finished the day after all the prep work was complete including compacting the area first. |
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Here we are installing a California Drain system at the bottom of the driveway in front of a garage to collect all the water before running into the garage. |
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In this picture we are pouring and finishing the concrete in the forms to create a new sidewalk. This was done to replace an old cracked concrete sidewalk which sank badly and created an uneven surface. |
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Here is the finished product about 15 minutes after we finished finishing the concrete. The wood forms were stripped the next day and the dirt filled up to the concrete. |
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Here we are pouring and finishing an architectural concrete base for a totem pole. The steel frame work was lowered into the concrete and formed part of the base. |
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This picture show concrete sidewalks just poured and finished. We removed the sidewalks that were there before as part of replacing the perimeter drains. |