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Our work in motion
Watch how we build it.
From the truck arriving to the saw-cut joints. Short clips from real jobs, in the order it actually happens, so you can see what you are paying for before you hire.
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Pour day, start to finish
One patio, June 10 to June 12, in eight clips. This is the sequence that decides whether concrete survives a Colorado winter.
1 · Compact the basePlate compactor on the sub-base. 17 s
2 · Set the steelRebar on chairs, mid-slab. 6 s
3 · The truck arrivesMixer and pump on site. 12 s
4 · The pourPump placing concrete over the rebar. 8 s
5 · Screed it flatStraightedge across the forms. 10 s
6 · Finish by handTrowel and edger, close up. 18 s
7 · Saw-cut the jointsControl joints the next morning. 7 s
8 · Wet cureKeeping a new driveway damp. 13 s
Stamped concrete, three days apart
The terracotta flagstone patio: stamped on July 22, sealed and finished on July 24.
Walking the stampsMats across the coloured slab. 12 s
Freshly stampedPattern set, before sealing. 9 s
Sealed, wideToward the house, three days later. 13 s
Steps into the patioBroom-finish walk meets flagstone. 14 s
The crew and the finished work
The crewFull crew placing a driveway, August. 12 s
Long drivewayFinishing at the far end. 8 s
Stained driveway and stepsWalk-up at a stone-column home. 23 s
Sealed flagstone, closeSlow pan across the pattern. 9 s
Customer stories
Not yet filmed. Three homeowners have already written 5-star reviews; the ask is a 30-second phone clip on the finished patio. This section stays off the page until one exists, so nothing reads "coming soon".
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