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Before & after

Concrete first. Then the rest of the site.

Each card is one project. Before-and-after jobs compare on a slider. The rest open into that job’s photos.

  • Finished gray concrete apron at a commercial building.Gravel and forms where the commercial slab will go.BeforeAfter

    Flatwork · Commercial · Before & after

    Commercial concrete apron

    Commercial apron, from gravel and forms to the finished slab.

  • Smooth gray backyard concrete patio.The same backyard with gravel and wooden forms before the pour.BeforeAfter

    Flatwork · Before & after

    Residential flatwork, before and after

    Broom-finish patio, from the formed yard to the finished slab.

  • Freshly paved asphalt parking lot.The same lot with cracked, worn asphalt.BeforeAfter

    Asphalt · Before & after · Commercial

    Asphalt lot, before and after

    Same lot, from cracked pavement to a fresh asphalt surface.

  • Plowed commercial drive with snow piled at the edges.The same drive covered in snow.BeforeAfter

    Snow · Before & after · Commercial

    Snow plowing, before and after

    Commercial drive, from a snow-covered lot to a plowed lane.

  • New light concrete driveway in front of a three-car garage, meeting cracked asphalt in the foreground.Crew finishing the street edge of the new driveway, from the other end of the job.BeforeAfter

    Driveways · Flatwork · Before & after · Process & prep · Equipment

    Driveway apron

    New concrete at the garage, and the crew at the street joint. Different angles of the same driveway.

  • Finished green artificial turf yard bordered by river rock and a wood fence.The same backyard as bare dirt and weeds, from a different angle.BeforeAfter

    Turf · Landscape · Before & after · Process & prep

    Backyard turf

    Bare dirt, then the finished turf and rock edge. The angles do not match, and the change still reads.

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