Sunbelt Rentals

mini excavator, existing addition demolish, original home, brick construction, boarded openings

Roof framing construction in-progress on addition structure, exposed engineered lumber rafters and sheathing installation on steep roof pitch, temporary wooden bracing and metal scaffolding positioned for worker access, existing residential structures with brick construction visible in background, spring conditions with clear weather, preparation for roof system closure and weatherproofing installation. Dormer roof on the left and main roof on the right

Excavation site preparation, gravel and stone aggregate stockpiles, foundation excavation with visible soil layers, temporary metal scaffolding system, boarded window openings on existing brick structure, residential addition construction in winter conditions. Excavation dimensions 32' X 36' X 12' depth

Scaffolding, temporary site weather protection, concrete foundation wall form system, extreme weather conditions, pallet of concrete mix.

Overhead view of foundation excavation. Careful meticulous brick removal and salvage shown. It's important to reclaim every brick for later installation which guarantees a perfect match. Underground utilities, French drains, are usual uncoverings during excavation. In the case of a small addition (10' X 10') the excavated cavity must be 2X oversize and 12' deep.

Basement renovation in progress, concrete floor, white painted support column, overhead electrical conduit and blue/red piping, portable work lights, five-gallon buckets, coiled red cable, portable HVAC unit, construction debris, multiple workers in winter gear and hard hats

Reinforced concrete foundation walls shown with forms stripped and exposed tie rods, blue tarp installed for weather protection, 12 foot tall foundation walls