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Projects in Chicago : concrete projects, concrete stairs, concrete sidewalks

Concrete projects done in Chicago, Evanston and Chicago suburbs : concrete stairs, concrete sidewalks, concrete foundation, all done in Chicago and Chicago suburbs.



Concrete work


ClientTerri Wester
Address1630 Henry Ave, Des Plaines, IL 60016

Concrete work
  • Remove left steel railing temporarily off the front porch stairs and keep the right supported or remove it temporarily as well. Brake out old front porch steps.
  • Brake out another concrete sidewalk from the city sidewalk all the way back to the east door entrance and brake out the side concrete steps as well. Remove the side wood rail and keep for the owner if possible.
  • Frame up and lay out reinforcing steel bars for all the new concrete steps
  • Frame up, lay out gravel 4''thick and compact it with compactor for sidewalks
  • Pour new concrete sidewalks and new concrete steps 4000psi 6 bag mix 4'' thick
  • Install steel railings on the new concrete front porch steps
  • Clean the property and haul away debris
  • Brake out the asphalt patio from the back of the house to the back of the garage and pour additional concrete slab with the same specifications approx 4' by 21''
  • Excavate soil 42'' deep for the freeze line under bottom steps and pour extra concrete footing. Install new black primed iron railing all to the codes of Village of Des Plaines


Concrete work

   

Address8224 S Paxton Ave Chicago IL

Concrete work

Concrete work

 

ClientDavid Westveer
Address340 Ridge Ave, Evanston, IL 60202

Concrete work
  • Take out steel railings of the stairs and dispose of.
  • Break out old concrete stairs and sidewalk leading to city sidewalk
  • Frame up, layout reinforcing steel bars for new concrete stairs
  • Lay out gravel and compact it minimum 4'' thick for new sidewalk
  • Pour new concrete stairs and sidewalk minimum 4'' with broom finish
  • Install new steel railing back
  • Clean up the property and haul away debris


Concrete work

   

ClientTom Skinner
Address4231 N Richmond Ave Chicago, IL 60618

Concrete work
  • Break out concrete sidewalk in front of the concrete porch and concrete sidewalk in the back of the house
  • Break out concrete steps on the front of the house
  • Lay out gravel and reinforcing steel bars for new concrete steps
  • Pour new concrete steps 6 bag mix 4000 PSI
  • Remove the forms clean up the property and haul away debris


Concrete work


ClientOlga Wirtz
Address4637 W Deming Pl Chicago, IL 60639

Concrete work
  • Brake out old front porch concrete stairs
  • Dispose of old steel railing
  • Frame up layout gravel and reinforcing steel bars for new front porch stairs
  • Install new steel railing on new stairs


Concrete work

  

ClientJoe Fredrickson
Address6010 School Ave Chicago, IL 60634

Concrete work
  • Take out steel railings off the stairs temporarily
  • Brake out old concrete stairs
  • Frame up and layout reinforcing steel bars for new concrete stairs
  • Pour new concrete stairs
  • Install steel railings back


Concrete work and brickwork

 

ClientJim Flanagan
Address1403 S 16th Ave, Maywood, IL 60153

Concrete : stairs
  • Break out concrete stairs on the porch of the house supporting the small roof.
  • Dig down 42'' in the soil for a new trench foundation under new concrete stairs.
  • Pour a new trench concrete stairs on the side porch 6 bag mix 4000 PSI
  • Save some good bricks from old porch and remove and houl away the rest of the debris
Concrete sidewalk
  • Break out sidewalk from the city sidewalk to the back of the side porch, layout gravel, compact it and pour new concrete sidewalk 6 bag mix 4000 PSI - NEEDED
Brick work
  • Remove damaged bricks on the south side of the house and replace them with some of saved bricks.
  • Construct 2 new brick pillars with 2 new concrete seals on the bottom lying on the new concrete stairs and reused 2 old seals on the top of pillars where steel supports will rest on.
  • Wash chemically graffiti on the north wall
  • Tuckpoint 100% of the house


New foundation

 

ClientGrazyna Romanelli
Address5420 Warren St, Morton Grove, IL 60053

Foundation
  • Remove unlock stone-pavers where work will be performed
  • Excavate soil according to the plan and remove it where necessary
  • Dig down for foundation walls accrding to the plan
  • Frame up and pour new foundation footings - call for inspection
  • Frame up and pour new foundation walls all concrete according to the standards
  • Layout cravel and in the crawl space and compact it use moisture barrier and pour 2'' concrete slab in the crawl space
  • Use 2'' insulation from the inside walls of the foundation
  • Use water roofing on the outside walls of the foundation
  • Excavate the soil back


Concrete stairs replacement and front sidewalk


Address1924 W Oakdale Ave, Chicago, IL 60657

Break out concrete stairs leading to the first floor and concrete steps leading to the basement
  • Brake out bottom floor next to the steps and the sidewalk from the front porch stairs to the city sidewalk
  • Keep the small retaining wall next to the steps to the basement and resurface it with concrete patch
  • Take out temporarly two stairs railings and install them back after concrete stairs are done
  • Sandblast the steel railings and prime them before reinstallation
Build new stairs
  • Frame up new concrete stairs, steps, floor, sidewalk
  • Layout gravel and compact it
  • Pour new concrete stairs, steps, sidewalk and the floor leading to the basement 6 bag mix concrete 4000 PSI
  • Clean up the property and houl away debris


Concrete work


ClientGerry Poplawski
Address3020 N Lowell Ave, Chicago, IL 60641

Concrete work
  • Brake out front porch concrete stairs, seal the entrance in the basement in order to fill the storage under the porch stairs with concrete gravel and fresh concrete.
  • Pour a new concrete front porch stairs use reinforced steel.
  • Brake out in the back of the garage an apron from the alley and pour new concrete apron from the garage door to asphalt road
  • Haul away old concrete and clean up the property


Concrete work

 

ClientEnver Difvna
Address5806 N Campbell Ave, Chicago, IL 60659

Concrete work
  • Brake out old concrete sidewalk - south side of the building from the city sidewalk all the way to the alley
  • Brake out old apron all the way to the garage and excavate section where trash cans are on
  • Excavate patio area in front of the garage 8'x13' for new concrete patio
  • Saw cut garage area around the walls and brake out old concrete patio

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