
Our Services
At Pulido's General Construction, we offer a wide range of custom solutions for all your construction needs. From fireplace installations and home remodeling to expert woodwork and tiling, our team provides top-quality craftsmanship to bring your vision to life. Explore our services and let us help transform your space!
Masonry
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Bricklaying: Constructing walls, facades, fireplaces, chimneys, and pathways using bricks.
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Stonework: Building with natural stone for retaining walls, patios, walkways, and decorative structures.
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Concrete Work: Pouring and finishing concrete for driveways, sidewalks, foundations, and floors.
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Block Walls: Erecting walls using concrete blocks for structural support or boundary walls.
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Tuckpointing and Repointing: Repairing and renewing old or damaged mortar joints in brick or stone walls.
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Foundation Repair: Fixing cracks or weaknesses in building foundations made of brick or stone.
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Pavers Installation: Laying brick or stone pavers for driveways, patios, and walkways.
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Stone Veneer Installation: Applying stone veneers to exterior and interior surfaces for decorative purposes.
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Fireplace and Chimney Construction: Designing and building brick or stone fireplaces and chimneys.
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Retaining Walls: Building walls to hold back soil, creating terraced landscapes or preventing erosion.
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Masonry Restoration: Restoring historical buildings and monuments by repairing or replacing damaged masonry.
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Outdoor Kitchens and BBQ Pits: Constructing outdoor living spaces with brick or stone components.
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Masonry Waterproofing: Applying coatings or treatments to protect brick, stone, or concrete from water damage.
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Masonry Demolition: Removing or dismantling existing masonry structures.
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Stucco Application: Applying stucco to exterior or interior walls for a smooth or textured finish.
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Steps and Staircases: Constructing durable masonry steps and stairways for residential or commercial buildings.
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Masonry Fences: Building stone, brick, or block fences for added security and aesthetics.
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Architectural Details: Creating arches, columns, and ornamental features from masonry
Plumbing
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Pipe Installation & Repair: Installing, repairing, and maintaining water, gas, and sewage pipes.
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Fixture Installation: Setting up sinks, faucets, toilets, bathtubs, and other plumbing fixtures.
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Leak Detection & Repair: Identifying and fixing water and gas leaks in pipes and fixtures.
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Drain Cleaning: Unclogging and cleaning blocked drains and sewer lines.
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Water Heater Services: Installing, repairing, and maintaining water heaters.
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Soldering & Pipe Fitting: Joining and fitting metal and plastic pipes using various methods.
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Blueprint Reading: Understanding technical drawings and building plans for proper pipe placement.
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Sewer Line Repair: Installing and repairing underground sewer lines.
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Backflow Prevention: Installing devices to prevent water contamination from backflow.
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Water Pressure Adjustment: Regulating water pressure to avoid damage to pipes and fixtures.
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Plumbing Troubleshooting: Diagnosing and fixing complex plumbing issues.
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Gas Line Installation: Setting up and maintaining gas piping for appliances.
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Knowledge of Codes & Regulations: Ensuring work complies with local and national plumbing codes.
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Plumbing Upgrades: Upgrading kitchen and bathroom plumbing for modern systems.
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Emergency Services: Providing immediate solutions for urgent plumbing issues.
Painting
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Surface Preparation: Cleaning, sanding, and priming surfaces to ensure smooth and durable paint application.
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Color Mixing & Matching: Understanding color theory to mix and match paints for custom finishes.
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Cutting In: Painting straight edges around corners, ceilings, and trim without the need for tape.
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Brush & Roller Techniques: Properly using brushes, rollers, and other tools for smooth and even coverage.
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Priming & Sealing: Applying primer and sealants to enhance adhesion and longevity of the paint.
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Paint Application: Applying different types of paint, including latex, oil-based, and specialty finishes, to walls, ceilings, and exteriors.
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Staining & Varnishing: Applying wood stains, varnishes, and sealers to protect and enhance wood surfaces.
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Caulking & Filling: Filling cracks, holes, and gaps with caulk or putty before painting.
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Drywall Repair: Patching and smoothing drywall before painting for a professional finish.
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Spray Painting: Using sprayers for fast and even paint application on large surfaces.
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Wallpaper Removal & Installation: Stripping old wallpaper and installing new wallpaper when needed.
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Taping & Masking: Applying painter’s tape and masking materials to protect surfaces not being painted.
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Protective Coating Application: Adding protective layers such as clear coats, anti-mold treatments, or weatherproofing.
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Cleanup & Maintenance: Properly cleaning tools and work areas after painting to maintain neatness and safety.
Drywall and Insulation
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Drywall Installation: Measuring, cutting, and installing drywall sheets on walls and ceilings.
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Taping & Mudding: Applying drywall tape and joint compound to seams for a smooth finish.
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Sanding: Smoothing out drywall seams and patches for a flawless surface.
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Corner Bead Installation: Installing metal or plastic corner beads to protect and reinforce drywall corners.
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Patching & Repair: Repairing holes, cracks, and damaged sections of drywall.
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Drywall Texturing: Applying textures like knockdown, orange peel, or smooth finishes to walls and ceilings.
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Cutting for Openings: Cutting precise openings for outlets, doors, windows, and vents.
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Ceiling Drywall Hanging: Installing drywall sheets on ceilings, ensuring proper support and alignment.
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Moisture-Resistant Drywall: Installing specialized drywall in bathrooms, kitchens, or other moisture-prone areas.
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Soundproofing: Using soundproof drywall or techniques to reduce noise transmission between rooms.
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Framing Knowledge: Understanding the basic structure of walls to properly attach drywall.
Basic Insulation
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Insulation Installation: Installing insulation materials like fiberglass, foam, or spray insulation in walls, ceilings, and attics.
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Blown-In Insulation: Using machines to install loose-fill insulation in attics or wall cavities.
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Batt & Roll Insulation: Installing pre-cut batts or rolls of insulation between wall studs and joists.
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Vapor Barrier Installation: Applying vapor barriers to prevent moisture buildup and improve energy efficiency.
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Soundproof Insulation: Installing soundproofing insulation to reduce noise transmission between rooms.
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Foam Board Installation: Installing rigid foam boards for enhanced insulation in walls or roofs.
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Energy Efficiency Knowledge: Understanding R-values and how to maximize a home’s energy efficiency through proper insulation.
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Air Sealing: Sealing gaps and cracks around windows, doors, and vents to prevent air leakage.
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Attic Insulation: Installing insulation in attics to reduce heat loss and improve energy efficiency.
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Spray Foam Application: Using spray foam insulation to fill gaps, cracks, and hard-to-reach areas for an airtight seal.
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Safety Practices: Using proper protective gear and techniques to handle insulation materials safely.
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Moisture Control: Ensuring proper insulation and ventilation to prevent moisture and mold issues.
Carpenter
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Framing: Building the skeletal structure of houses and buildings, including walls, floors, and roofs.
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Trim and Molding Installation: Installing decorative elements like baseboards, crown molding, chair rails, and window/door trim.
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Deck Building: Designing and constructing outdoor wooden decks, porches, and patios.
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Cabinet Making: Crafting and installing custom cabinets for kitchens, bathrooms, and storage areas.
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Door Installation: Hanging interior and exterior doors, including cutting and fitting door frames.
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Window Installation: Fitting windows into prepared openings and installing window sills and trim.
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Wood Flooring Installation: Laying hardwood, laminate, or engineered wood flooring.
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Staircase Construction: Building and installing wooden staircases, including handrails and balusters.
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Wood Repairs: Repairing damaged wood structures, such as rotting floorboards, frames, or wooden furniture.
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Shelving and Storage Solutions: Designing and building custom shelves, closets, and other storage units.
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Siding Installation: Installing wood or composite siding on the exterior of homes and buildings.
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Pergolas and Gazebos: Constructing wooden outdoor structures for shade or decorative purposes.
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Furniture Making: Crafting custom wooden furniture, such as tables, chairs, and bed trames.
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Wooden Fencing: Installing wooden fences for property boundaries or privacy.
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Partition Walls: Constructing non-load-bearing interior walls to create additional rooms or divide spaces.
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Crown and Ceiling Beams: Installing decorative ceiling beams and detailed crown moldings to enhance interior spaces.
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Roofing Structures: Building the wooden framework for roofs, including rafters, trusses, and joists.
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Drywall Framing and Installation: Framing for drywall installation and hanging drywall panels.
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Formwork for Concrete: Creating temporary wooden molds used in concrete pouring for foundations and structures.
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Attic and Loft Conversions: Remodeling attic spaces or lofts for additional living or storage space.
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Barn and Shed Construction: Building wooden barns, sheds, and other outbuildings.
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Handrails and Railings: Installing handrails for stairs, decks, or balconies.
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Carport and Garage Construction: Framing and building wooden carports or detached garages.
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Wall Paneling: Installing wooden wall paneling or wainscoting for a decorative touch.
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Fireplace Mantels: Custom designing and building wooden mantels for fireplaces.
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Carpentry can range from rough construction,
Basic Electrical & Gas
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Wiring Installation & Repair: Installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical wiring in homes or buildings.
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Circuit Breaker Maintenance: Understanding and troubleshooting circuit breaker panels and fuses.
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Outlet & Switch Installation: Installing electrical outlets, light switches, and dimmers.
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Lighting Installation: Setting up and maintaining indoor and outdoor lighting systems.
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Reading Electrical Blueprints: Interpreting wiring diagrams and blueprints for electrical work.
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Electrical Safety: Understanding and applying safety protocols to avoid electrical hazards.
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Appliance Installation: Connecting and testing electrical appliances like stoves, refrigerators, and washers.
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Basic Troubleshooting: Diagnosing and repairing simple electrical issues like short circuits or faulty wiring.
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GFCI Outlet Installation: Installing ground-fault circuit interrupter outlets in wet areas for safety.
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Testing & Metering: Using tools like multimeters to test voltage, current, and electrical continuity.
Basic Gas
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Gas Line Installation & Repair: Installing and maintaining gas lines for appliances like stoves, heaters, and dryers.
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Leak Detection: Identifying and repairing gas leaks using specialized tools.
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Gas Appliance Installation: Safely connecting gas appliances like furnaces, water heaters, and fireplaces.
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Pressure Testing: Ensuring gas lines are safe and secure by testing gas pressure.
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Reading Gas Blueprints: Understanding plans for proper gas pipe installation.
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Gas Safety: Applying safety procedures to prevent gas leaks, explosions, and carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Regulator Installation: Installing and adjusting gas regulators to control gas flow and pressure.
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Emergency Gas Shutoff: Knowing how to quickly and safely shut off gas supplies in an emergency.
Roofing
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Shingle Installation & Repair: Installing and replacing asphalt, wood, or tile shingles on roofs.
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Roof Inspection: Identifying damage, wear, and potential issues during routine inspections.
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Flashing Installation: Installing metal flashing around chimneys, vents, and valleys to prevent water leaks.
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Gutter Installation & Repair: Setting up and maintaining gutters and downspouts for proper water drainage.
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Roof Ventilation: Installing roof vents to ensure proper airflow and prevent moisture buildup.
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Waterproofing: Applying waterproof materials and coatings to protect roofs from leaks and weather damage.
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Roof Framing & Decking: Building and repairing roof structures, including rafters, trusses, and sheathing.
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Tear-Off & Removal: Safely removing old roofing materials before installing new ones.
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Tiling & Metal Roofing: Installing and repairing tile, metal, or flat roofing systems.
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Safety Practices: Using proper safety equipment and techniques to avoid falls or injuries while working at heights.
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Insulation Installation: Installing roof insulation to improve energy efficiency.
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Sealing & Caulking: Applying sealants and caulking around joints, chimneys, and skylights to prevent water intrusion.
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Roof Leak Detection & Repair: Identifying and fixing roof leaks to protect the structure from water damage.
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Weatherproofing & Storm Damage Repair: Repairing and reinforcing roofs to withstand storms, wind, and extreme weather.
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Snow & Debris Removal: Safely clearing snow, leaves, and debris from roofs to prevent damage.
Concrete Work
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Mixing Concrete: Properly mixing concrete by hand or using a mixer to achieve the correct consistency for the job.
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Formwork Installation: Setting up and securing wood or metal forms to shape and hold the concrete in place during curing.
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Pouring & Spreading: Pouring and distributing concrete evenly into forms for slabs, foundations, or footings.
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Leveling & Smoothing: Using tools like screeds, floats, and trowels to level and smooth the concrete surface.
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Concrete Finishing: Applying finishing techniques such as troweling, broom finishing, or stamping for texture and appearance.
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Curing Concrete: Ensuring the proper curing process to strengthen the concrete and prevent cracking.
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Rebar Installation: Placing and securing steel reinforcement bars (rebar) in concrete for added strength and support.
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Concrete Cutting & Drilling: Using specialized tools to cut, saw, or drill into concrete surfaces as needed.
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Repairing Cracks: Filling and patching cracks or damaged concrete surfaces.
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Stamped Concrete: Applying decorative patterns and textures to concrete for aesthetic appeal.
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Concrete Removal: Breaking up and removing old or damaged concrete using jackhammers, saws, or other tools.
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Foundations & Footings: Laying concrete foundations for buildings, walls, and other structures.
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Concrete Slab Installation: Pouring and finishing concrete slabs for driveways, patios, and walkways.
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Slope & Drainage Control: Ensuring proper grading and drainage to prevent water pooling and structural damage.
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Safety Practices: Using proper safety gear and techniques to handle heavy equipment and avoid injuries during concrete work.
