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Portfolio

Project Portfolio

A snapshot of recent concrete work across the East Valley.

Driveway Extension & Sidewalk – Gilbert, AZ

Extended the driveway and created a walkway leading to the side gate.

Before picture of a concrete crew looking at ground near a driveway that has been disturbed and uneven Concrete driveway setup with forms, ready to be poured on neatly graded ground A freshly poured concrete driveway in Gilbert, Arizona

Concrete Patio – Maricopa, AZ

A concrete patio for the backyard, with a durable finish.

Backyard, concrete forms being setup Construction workers working on a freshly poured concrete patio Completed concrete backyard patio in Maricopa, Arizona Completed concrete backyard patio in Maricopa, Arizona

Well Head Project – Chandler, AZ

We were brought on by Layne Drilling to pour bases and pads for five different well heads. The wells are around 900 feet deep and are used as a water resource for nearby crops. We fabricated exhaust pipes and welded them into the well before pouring the structures in place.

A Layne Drilling well head sticking out of the dirt ground Concrete forms and rebar setup around a well head A metal pipe coming out of a well head Freshly poured concrete base and pad, with San Tan Mountains in the background, in Chandler, Arizona Completed concrete job for a well head, a water resource for the crops in the background Completed concrete job for a well head

Back Patio Pavers – Gilbert, AZ

Filled in a fenced-in back patio area with 12 in. x 12 in. pavers, plus a 3 ft. x 10 ft. pathway leading out of the back gate.

Before picture of the backyard, dirt ground Before picture of the backyard, dirt ground Cornerstone Concrete construction crew installing pavers A view of the finished pavers in the back patio A view of the finished pavers in the back patio for a home in Gilbert, Arizona A view showing the walkway of pavers leading up to the back patio area

Sidewalk Repair – Queen Creek, AZ

We were brought on to replace a section of sidewalk leading into this homeowner's driveway. It appeared that the previous contractors didn't have proper finishing tools and possibly lost the concrete in the heat of the sun. The only way to fix it was to demo the sidewalk completely, break it out, and re-pour a polished section.

A sun damaged, poorly finished, section of sidewalk Sidewalk being demolished and broken out with a jackhammer and tools Fully broken out section of concrete Concrete bags and mini mixer ready to pour Freshly poured and finished concrete in Queen Creek, Arizona Freshly poured and finished concrete with caution tape and barriers