Garage Concrete Pouring - Day 2
Monday night I got home late (after class) so I wasn't able to fully inspect all the newly poured concrete, but I was able to give it a good soak with our garden hose. They say that we're supposed to "keep it wet" for a few days to slow the curing process. Tuesday morning I had to head into the office early, so I was relying on Nat and my dad to steer the process/answer the issues/questions. The contractors showed up early to finish the garage and pour our new driveway.
Here they were finishing up our "apron" that approaches the alley and they poured the slab to the north (on the right hand side) where we'll be doing some cool things with bricks! (can you say Pompeii-style brick pizza oven!)
They quickly finished in back and moved to finish up the driveway in front. We're getting a "California Finish" on the driveway - here they are cutting expansion joints.
I'll soak it once again, then it is time to apply the concrete sealer. That's for another day. In the meantime - thanks to Nat - the Babe left her mark.
Here they were finishing up our "apron" that approaches the alley and they poured the slab to the north (on the right hand side) where we'll be doing some cool things with bricks! (can you say Pompeii-style brick pizza oven!)
They quickly finished in back and moved to finish up the driveway in front. We're getting a "California Finish" on the driveway - here they are cutting expansion joints.
I'll soak it once again, then it is time to apply the concrete sealer. That's for another day. In the meantime - thanks to Nat - the Babe left her mark.
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