Saturday, June 25, 2011

D&S Concrete Won't Finish the Job

We've been in our new house 4 months now, and examination of the stamped concrete front porch, walk, and driveway borders reveals fading, mottling, and small cracks. I attribute this to the subcontractor, D&S Concrete, failing to seal the stamped concrete. It should have been power washed and sealed as soon as weather permitted in order to retain color and prevent cracking. Despite sunny, warm weather, and many, many calls to Steve Solano of D&S Concrete, this simple procedure has yet to be accomplished. At this stage, some methods of restoring the concrete color and then sealing it may be required.

Original drawing for front porch and walk design

Framing porch

Porch poured

Framing walk

Framing walk

Walk being poured

Walk poured

Front walk in June not yet power washed or sealed

Dull look of stained concrete walk

Mottled driveway border due to not being sealed
A properly washed and sealed walk should look like this


Sunday, June 12, 2011

June 12, 2011; 3302 Four Months Into Occupancy

EXTERIOR VIEWS









INTERIOR VIEWS

Entry

Upstairs Den

Entertainment Center of Great Room

Looking into the dining area of the Great Room

Dining area of Great Room

Kitchen

Looking from kitchen through Great Room

Stairway

Wetbar

Recreation Room

Wetbar off rec room


Monday, March 21, 2011

3904 Interior

These are photos of the interior of our previous home after painting and re-carpeting.
Entry

Living room

Stairs
Built-in shelves on stairs

Dining room

Looking from dining room into living room


Living room

Family room

Breakfast nook and kitchen showing new vinyl

Kitchen

Kitchen sink looking out on backyard


Master bedroom

Master bedroom coffered ceiling

Sun room off master bedroom

Master bath

Master bath

Hall bath

Powder room

Friday, March 18, 2011

Photos of 3904 Exterior

3904 South Irby Street

Backyard deck

View of park at rear of house

View from the deck

Shady side yard

Backyard in the Fall

Backyard in the Spring

Backyard in the Summer

View from bonus room of 4th Green of Canyon Lakes Golf Course