Projects
Three jobs, photographed on site
Every picture on this site comes off one of these three jobs. No stock photography, no borrowed work.
01 On file
A pool deck, a patio and a block wall
The three of them are in the Tampa Bay area. We are not putting a city on any of them until the homeowners tell us it is fine to. Open one and you get the frames in the order the work happened, including the parts that get buried.
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Finished
Limestone pool deck, steps and entry
Large-format white stone on the deck, mitred coping at the water, wide step runs and the front entry walkway. Proves our pool deck and walkway work.
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Finished
Backyard paver patio
Bare dirt, a block edge on a poured strip, a compacted base, then multi-tone concrete pavers. Proves our paver patio work.
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During the work
Block landscape wall
Trench, poured footer, rebar in the cells, block run along the side yard. We only have frames from the build, none of it finished. Proves our block wall work.
Fifty-seven frames on file from the pool deck job, ten from the patio, nine from the wall.
02 What is not here
Four things we do with no photographs yet
We would rather say so than fill the gap with a picture of somebody else's driveway. These four pages are written out plainly until we have frames of our own.
- Paver drivewaysConcrete pavers on a compacted base
- Concrete workSlabs, sidewalks and flatwork
- Pressure washing and sealingCleaning and sealing paving you already have
- PaintingInside and out
03 Your job
If one of these looks like your yard
Tell us which of the three is closest and what is different about yours. Send your city and a rough size with it, and we come out, measure the area and put the estimate in writing before any work is scheduled.
- Same stone, a different pool. The deck and the coping are what we set. On every job we have photographed the pool itself was built by somebody else, and we do not do work inside the pool.
- Same patio, a different back yard. Multi-tone concrete pavers over a compacted base, held at the open edge by block bedded on a poured strip.
- Same block, a different line. Concrete block on a poured footer, run along a property line or a change in grade, with rebar in the cells.
- A material you have not seen here. We also lay standard concrete pavers and pour plain concrete flatwork. Ask on the phone and we will say what suits the area.
Tell us about the job
Send the form with your city and a rough size, or call and talk it through. Estimates are free, in English and Spanish.